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Organisation profile
Industries
- Healthcare
- Government
- Financial services and insurance
- Legal and professional services
- Utilities and energy
- Construction and Infrastructure
Private executive lunch · Sydney
Governing Human and AI Agent Access & Use of Australia's Regulated Data
Join Kiteworks' CEO and other senior executives responsible for sensitive data across human and AI-enabled workflows in Sydney for an exclusive private lunch experience.
Overview
A closed-door conversation with leaders accountable for regulated data
Australia's regulated organisations face a widening gap between the data governance policies they hold and the enforcement infrastructure they lack. Employees access sensitive data through email, file sharing and managed file transfer every day. AI agents now enter those same workflows at machine speed, exposing the gaps already there, that now make those gaps impossible to ignore.
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The governance gap is widening
Jonathan Yaron, CEO and Chairman of Kiteworks, will examine why conventional policy frameworks are struggling to keep pace with data movement across people, applications and AI agents.
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Move from policy to enforceable control
The session explores how a unified control plane can govern every access and use of regulated data through one policy engine, one audit trail and one security architecture.
Audience makeup
A room made up of senior security, technology and compliance leaders
Attendance is curated around seniority, relevance and peer fit to create a practical, non-promotional discussion among leaders from major regulated organisations.
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Leadership profile
Job functions
- Chief Information Security Officer
- Chief Information Officer
- VP or Director of Cybersecurity
- Head of Information Security
- Head of GRC, Risk or Compliance
- Head of Technology
Key areas of discussion
The decisions security leaders need to make before governance gaps scale.
Australia's enforcement gap
Why AI agents have made policy-to-control gaps critical for organisations subject to the Privacy Act, IRAP requirements and the Essential Eight.
Governing use, not just access
How attribute-based controls, SafeEDIT capabilities and approval workflows govern download, forward, extract and share actions.
One evidence base
How a single policy engine and consolidated audit trail can reduce evidence fragmentation across email, file sharing, MFT, APIs and web forms.
Production-ready governance
What identical enforcement looks like for human workflows and AI agent workflows through a secure MCP server and compliant AI pipeline.
Hosted alongside
A peer-led discussion
with insights from two
industry visionaries.
Kieran O’Shaughnessy
VP Asia Pacific & Japan, KiteworksKieran has more than 20 years of successful sales and sales management experience within the information technology space and an extensive background in channel management across Australia, New Zealand and Asia Pacific.
Jonathan Yaron
CEO and Chairman, KiteworksJonathan has more than 25 years of enterprise software experience and deep cybersecurity expertise across government and enterprise sectors. He was appointed Chairman of Kiteworks board of directors in 2015 and named CEO in 2017.
Event agenda & Venue
A carefully curated 3
hour lunch experience
Hosted at one of Sydney's most iconic venues, offering the perfect
backdrop for executive dialogue, peer learning and an
exceptional culinary experience.
12.00pmRegistration & Networking
12.30pmDiscussion overview & Introductions
12.45pmInteractive group discussion & three-course lunch
2.15pmDiscussion summary recap
2.30pmNetworking & Drinks
Aria Restaurant, Sydney
1 Macquarie St, Sydney NSW 2000.
About
Kiteworks' mission is to empower organisations to effectively manage risk in every send, share, receive and use of private data. The Kiteworks platform provides secure data exchange that delivers data governance, compliance and protection in a unified control plane.
Kiteworks unifies, tracks, controls and secures sensitive data moving within, into and out of an organisation, helping improve risk management and regulatory compliance across private data exchanges. Headquartered in Silicon Valley, Kiteworks protects over 100 million end users and thousands of global enterprises and government agencies.
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Interested in joining this executive lunch experience?
Places are reserved for senior security and technology leaders from major regulated organisations. If this fits your remit, we welcome you to apply for a seat by completing this short form.