François B. Arthanas
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Kickoff: Your AI Governance Program Wasn't Built for Agents

Part of The AI GRC Summit 2026: Governing AI in the Age of Agents

30 min
Nov 21, 2026 10:00 AM

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What you'll learn

Spot where agents break your current controls

See how tool access, delegated authority and multi-step actions outrun controls built for models and chatbots.

Know what the frameworks cover and what they don't

Learn where ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF and the EU AI Act apply to agents and where you must add your own controls.

Learn the five parts of an agent-ready program

Walk through agent inventory, identity and access, authority limits, human oversight and runtime evidence.

Plan your summit day around your gaps

Use your lowest scores to choose the sessions that will help you most and the questions to bring to each one.

Why this topic matters

Most AI governance programs were designed for models that answer questions. Agents are different. They access data, use tools and take actions with authority someone delegated to them. Policies, inventories and risk reviews built for chatbots miss that. This opening session of The AI GRC Summit 2026 shows you where your program falls short, gives you a scorecard to measure it and helps you pick the sessions that close your biggest gaps.

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François B. Arthanas

François B. Arthanas

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