The time to understand and respond to the EU AI Act is now. For enterprises operating in or selling into Europe, the clock is already running. By August 2026, the majority of the Act's obligations come into full force, and organisations that have not addressed their AI usage posture will face real legal and financial exposure.
The challenge for security leaders is that AI adoption has moved faster than governance. Employees are using AI tools that IT never approved. Third-party software now ships with AI embedded by default. And in some cases, the way those tools are being used may already constitute a breach of the Act's requirements, including its outright prohibitions and its high-risk classification rules.
In this session, SentinelOne Principal Evangelist Chris Hosking and Senior Manager of Solutions Engineering Carlos Payés cut through the regulatory complexity to give CISOs a clear, actionable picture of what the EU AI Act demands, where enterprises are most exposed, and how visibility and governance over AI usage is now a security imperative, not just a compliance checkbox.
Date: Thursday, 28 May, 2026
Time: 10:00 a.m. BST / 11:00 a.m. CEST / 1:00 p.m. GST
You will leave with:
- A working understanding of how the EU AI Act classifies risk and what deployer obligations actually mean for your organisation
- A clear view of the shadow AI problem and why you cannot comply with what you cannot see
- A practical baseline for AI security governance that maps to both regulatory requirements and real-world enterprise risk
Chris Hosking
SentinelOne
Principal Evangelist
Carlos Payés
SentinelOne
Sr. Overlay Account Executive - Prompt
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