Beyond the AI Policy: Governing and Securing AI in Practice
1 Raffles Place, #47-02 One Raffles Place Tower 1, Singapore 048616
Thursday 26 November 2026,
06.00PM - 08.30PM
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Beyond the AI Policy: Governing and Securing AI in Practice

A closed-door event for security, risk and governance leaders exploring the next steps following AI policy adoption.

For many organisations, the first response to AI has been to write a policy. However, a policy alone does not address procedures, risk management or security by design. This session sets out best practice for what comes next.

In this invitation-only session, Tarun Samtani, Senior Director, Data & AI Governance at Org, explores how organisations can evolve AI governance from a policy into a robust, regulator-ready framework, covering risk management, controls and practical guardrails.

Rolf Schulz, Founder and Principal of Quantropic, examines how to embed AI security across operations, processes and products, ensuring security is built in from the outset and maintained throughout the AI lifecycle.

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Who should attend

CISOs, security directors, risk managers, compliance and governance leads, and heads of development. Places are limited.

Speakers

Tarun Samtani
Tarun Samtani

Senior Director, Data & AI Governance at Org Advisory and a Council Member for AI Safety, Ethics & AI Governance at the Singapore AI Association (SAIA).

Rolf Schulz
Rolf Schulz

Founder and Principal of Quantropic, an AI security advisory with offices in Singapore and Germany. He has more than 30 years in security and has specialised in AI security since 2018.

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