Michael Ratemo, cybersecurity, AI governance and risk leader, will keynote the first day, addressing the shift from AI adoption to AI accountability. Attendees can earn up to 19.5 CPE credits across the three-day event, while a global pass costs US$665 for ISACA members and US$965 for non-members. The conference will pair regional perspectives with global expertise, covering topics from AI governance to quantum-safe encryption.
AI Governance and Accountability Focus of Keynote Speakers
This pricing structure applies to access the full event, running from December 1st to 3rd, which will cover a range of IS/IT areas. Sessions will explore timely topics including AI governance, agentic AI, cyber resilience, quantum-safe encryption, AI-enabled audit and compliance and third-party risk.
The conference schedule also includes dedicated AI-focused panels each day, providing further opportunities to explore the complexities of responsible AI development and deployment. Attendees seeking to maintain professional certifications will find the event valuable, as they can accrue up to 6.5 hours of continuing professional education (CPE) credits daily, totaling a potential 19.5 CPE credits across the three days.
Each day of the conference will focus on a specific global region, pairing regional perspectives with the global expertise of the ISACA community: Day 2 will focus on Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA). Tony Gee, continuous threat exposure management lead, will keynote on Day 2, exploring strategic resilience for emerging technologies.
Geetha Murugesan, governance, cybersecurity and risk management leader, will keynote on Day 3, discussing what every board needs to know about risk. Registration for the event remains open until November 20th, allowing professionals time to secure their place and plan for the comprehensive program.
See today’s quantum computing news on Quantum Zeitgeist for the latest breakthroughs in qubits, hardware, algorithms, and industry deals.
