This is not a theoretical AI-policy lecture. The programme is built around real enterprise exposure — spanning prompt injection, data poisoning, Shadow AI, model drift, third-party AI vendors and autonomous agents — so participants leave asking “Where are we exposed today?”, not just “What does the framework say?”

• ✔ Spot AI-specific attack vectors — prompt injection, data poisoning, model inversion — hidden inside everyday enterprise AI use cases
• ✔ Build a working AI governance model, since an AI Ethics Board and a RACI on paper isn't the same as accountability in practice
• ✔ Secure AI systems by design and rehearse an AI incident response, because a “we'll figure it out live” plan is not a plan
• ✔ Inventory what's actually running, since a governance programme is hollow if you can't see the Shadow AI operating outside it
• ✔ Govern autonomous agents at runtime — not just at review time — as agents make thousands of access decisions per minute
• ✔ Evaluate AI vendors and supply-chain risk before an unsecured third-party model or MCP integration becomes your incident
• ✔ Apply a practical AI audit framework — scope, evidence, control domains and maturity scoring — not just a compliance checklist
• ✔ Build the first draft of your own enterprise AI assurance roadmap to take back to your organization

This programme is especially relevant for:

• ✔ CIOs, CISOs & IT/Technology Leaders
• ✔ Internal & External Auditors
• ✔ Risk & Compliance Professionals
• ✔ Cybersecurity Professionals & IT Governance Teams
• ✔ Data Protection & Privacy Professionals
• ✔ AI/Product Owners & Project Managers
• ✔ Legal, Policy & Ethics Professionals
• ✔ Regulators & Public Sector Officials

This programme is led by Sahil Pahwa, Co-founder & Virtual CISO at The Intect, who advises enterprises across the energy, BFSI and technology sectors on cybersecurity strategy, risk management and compliance. He leads the design of incident response playbooks for 24×7 operational environments, directs red team simulations across OT/ICS and IT landscapes, and works closely with executive leadership to meet regulatory mandates while enabling secure business growth.

Under his leadership, The Intect has delivered measurable impact for critical infrastructure organizations — strengthening ransomware resilience for a major oil & gas enterprise, and reducing cyber risk exposure for a critical infrastructure provider by aligning OT/ICS security controls with ISO 27001 and NIST frameworks.

Day 1: AI Security, Governance & Regulatory Compliance

Because most AI risk is created before anyone notices a system is even live.

Covers: the AI threat landscape, prompt injection, governance models, RACI, EU AI Act, ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF and India's DPDP framework.

Day 2: Cybersecurity, Resilience & Shadow AI

Because the tools nobody approved are usually the ones creating the exposure.

Covers: secure AI design, AI incident response, model drift, data lifecycle, monitoring and discovery of unsanctioned AI tools.

Day 3: Agentic AI Security & Governance

The programme's headline day, built for a threat model that has already moved from chatbot to autonomous agent.

Covers: tool misuse, privilege escalation, memory poisoning, non-human identity, MCP integration, runtime governance and human-in-the-loop controls.

Day 4: Supply Chain, AI Audit Framework & Responsible AI

Because a vendor's AI risk becomes your AI risk the moment it's integrated.

Covers: third-party AI risk, audit planning, ISO 42001 controls, maturity assessment, red teaming, responsible AI and the enterprise AI assurance roadmap.

Sahil Pahwa
Co-founder & Virtual CISO, The Intect

Sahil Pahwa serves as Co-founder and Virtual CISO at The Intect, advising enterprises across the energy, BFSI, and technology sectors on cybersecurity strategy, risk management, and compliance. He leads the design of incident response playbooks for 24×7 operational environments, directs red team simulations across OT/ICS and IT landscapes, and works closely with executive leadership to meet regulatory mandates while enabling secure business growth. His work bridges board-level priorities with ground-level security execution.

Under his leadership, The Intect has delivered measurable impact for critical infrastructure organizations. Sahil helped a major oil & gas enterprise strengthen ransomware resilience by re-architecting incident response and patching processes, and reduced cyber risk exposure for a critical infrastructure provider by aligning OT/ICS security controls with ISO 27001 and NIST frameworks. His approach combines real-world threat modeling, governance, and compliance to build sustainable and resilient security programs.

For programme fees and the detailed agenda, Kindly reach:

Contact Person: Yusuf Kazi

Mobile Number: 9773501525

Email Address: yusuf.kazi@ibiind.com

We look forward to having you and your team join us for this important and highly practical masterclass.