DataAI Security Executive Masterclass Roadshow - Dubai
The future of enterprise AI depends on one question: can it be trusted?
Autonomous AI agents are rewriting the enterprise landscape faster than most security programs can adapt. Data security, identity and access management, and AI security can no longer be run as separate disciplines — the risk surface now sits precisely where they overlap.
This invitation-only event brings together a select group of senior cybersecurity and AI leaders for an afternoon of expert instruction and candid peer discussion. It moves from masterclass to open panel debate, giving you both a structured view of the evolving AI security landscape and the chance to pressure-test your thinking against peers facing the same decisions.
No sales pitch. No product demos. Just a discussion-driven session held under the Chatham House Rule, built around the problems you're actually solving.
Masterclass: Treating Data as a Strategic Asset
Led by Michael Clark — Author, strategist and advisor on AI, data and the future of work. Two decades inside global institutions including Mastercard and JPMorgan, now advising leaders, investors and governments internationally. Author of Our Moment.
Panel
Faisal Khan (Host) — Associate Director, Information Security & Compliance, Dubai World Trade Centre
Michael Clark — Author, strategist and advisor on AI, data and the future of work
Tahir Latif — Chief AI Governance & Privacy Officer, META, Securiti; IAPP-certified trainer and contributor to the IAPP AI Governance Professional course
Ian Engelbrech — Field CTO EMEA, Veeam
Agenda
3:00pm — Registration and networking
3:30pm — Masterclass with Michael Clark
4:45pm — Thought leadership panel: DSPM meets AI: is your data ready for the AI era? Hosted by Faisal Khan
5:45pm — Networking drinks and canapés with live entertainment
What you'll leave with
Actionable frameworks you can apply to your AI security strategy immediately
A clearer view of where data security, identity, and AI security must converge
Practical insight from peers navigating the same shift
Seats are limited and allocated by invitation.