How to Handle Security when AI Gets a Login

​The biggest AI risk may not be what it says.

​It may be what it can reach.

​Most AI conversations focus on the output:

​What did it say?
Was it accurate?
Did it violate policy?

​The harder questions come before the prompt:

​What company data can it see?
Can it only recommend an action, or can it take one?
Who is accountable if it crosses a line?
Would the audit trail even show what happened?

​That is the invisible permission layer beneath AI adoption, and it is where governance gets real.

​Bennett Borden of Clarion AI Law, Sarah Franco of USI, and a third panelist to be announced from the Kiln Holladay community are joining us for a practical discussion about what AI should actually be allowed to see, touch, and do.

​We’ll examine:

• ​How to treat AI like a new hire and determine its day-one access

• ​What “least privilege” means when the user is not human

• ​How to find AI tools and permissions nobody remembers approving

• ​Who owns the risk when AI acts beyond its intended authority

• ​What an audit trail must capture before something goes wrong

​If AI adoption at your company is moving faster than your ability to see and govern its access, this session is for you.

​Join us for the panel, then stay for lunch and compare notes with other leaders working through the same decisions.

​September 16

​11:30 AM to 12 PM Lunch & Networking

​12 to 1:00 PM Panel Discussion

​Kiln, Holladay

​1895 E Rodeo Walk Dr. Suite B200, Holladay, UT