Key innovators will show new technology to control and secure AI at AI Governance World in Las Vegas this October. Among those presenting is Kiteworks.

Governing data at rest is no longer enough. Organizations must extend the same rigor to data in motion, where AI agents request, use, and share information, because that is where the real risk lives.”

— Tim Freestone

LAS VEGAS, NV, UNITED STATES, August 25, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — The AI Governance World Conference 2026 focusing on AI readiness and governance, is set for October 12–14 at the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas. The conference will bring together leaders across technology, cybersecurity, privacy, legal, risk, and governance to examine the rapidly evolving challenges associated with enterprise artificial intelligence (AI) adoption, and particularly agentic AI.

Among key innovators presenting is Kiteworks, which is headquartered in Silicon Valley. Kiteworks empowers organizations to take command of risk in every send, share, receive, and use of private data. Its software protects over 100 million end users and thousands of global enterprises and government agencies.

Kiteworks’ control plane delivers data governance, compliance, and protection in a unified system, unifying, tracking, controlling, and securing sensitive data as it moves within, into, and out of organizations.

As part of this year’s AI Governance World conference, Kiteworks’ General Counsel Camilo Artiga-Purcell will present, “Your AI Passed the Bar Exam. Your Governance Didn’t,” detailing the legal exposure organizations face once AI touches privileged data. Chief Strategy Officer Tim Freestone will present “Controlling Data Access and Use by AI Agents for Compliant AI,” on why governing data in motion, not just data at rest, is essential to closing that exposure. Freestone stated, “Governing data at rest is no longer enough. Organizations must extend the same rigor to data in motion, the point where AI agents request, use, and share information, because that is where the real risk lives.”

Both sessions draw on Kiteworks’ newly released 2026 Data Security and Compliance Risk Report, which found the average organization has only about a third of the AI data governance controls in place needed to meaningfully reduce risk, even as AI agents gain broader, more autonomous access to that data every day.

At the conference, Kiteworks will highlight the growing need for organizations to establish comprehensive governance over sensitive data as AI systems and autonomous AI agents gain broader access to enterprise information.

For more information and full conference details, visit the AI Governance World Conference 2026 website.

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