Can We Trust This AI Agent?

Hosted by François B. Arthanas

Sat, Aug 1, 2026

3:00 PM UTC (1 hour 30 minutes)

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Agentic AI Governance Practitioner
François B. Arthanas
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What you'll learn

Scope Agent Risk Before Launch

Map an agent's users, data, tools, autonomy, review points, and business impact before approval.

Turn AI Agent Risks Into Evidence

Connect risks like prompt injection, data leakage, hallucinations, and tool misuse to controls and evidence.

Make A Defensible Trust Decision

Use evidence to decide whether to approve, pilot, delay, reject, or add launch conditions.

Who This Is For

This is for professionals who may be asked to review, approve, buy, monitor, or challenge AI agents,

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You will leave with a practical framework for moving from "the demo looks good" to "here is the evidence we need.

Why this topic matters

AI agents are moving from demos into workflows where they can access data, use tools, create records, and influence decisions. One weak permission, missing test, or vague vendor promise can become a real incident. This lesson shows professionals how to move from trust by assumption to trust by evidence before an agent goes live. Join and leave with a practical triage framework you can use at work.

You'll learn from

François B. Arthanas

Agentic AI Governance Practitioner | Ph.D. Candidate, CISSP, CISA, AAIA™, CDPSE

Every company wants AI agents. Very few can prove those agents are safe, secure, reliable, private, accountable, and ready to deploy.

That trust gap is where I work. I'm the Founder of Cyber Pros AI a Ph.D. Candidate at Dakota State University and holds CISSP, CISA, AAIA™, CDPSE & SecX.

I don’t just teach frameworks. I show students how to turn AI governance into artifacts organizations can actually use: agent scope briefs, risk assessments, control maps, privacy and security evidence, adversarial test plans, vendor risk reviews, monitoring plans, incident workflows, and executive deployment decision memos.

If you want to become the person organizations trust to approve, pilot, delay, or reject AI agents based on evidence, you’re in the right place.

Previously at

Centene
ISACA
Western Governors University
Trenton Health Team
Cyber Pros Training
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