Steering the AI Revolution: Building Trust and Accountability with AI Governance

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Stephan Wandel

ISACA Scotland Chapter Vice President

Stephan Wandel is a Technology Risk professional with over 20 years of experience in financial services, currently working at Morgan Stanley in the Greater Glasgow area. He is responsible for managing First Line Technology Risk across multiple practice areas, including Algorithmic Trading, Operations Technology, Risk Technology, and Production Management, with oversight spanning SOX, RCSA, regulatory, audit, security, and operational risk requirements.

Throughout his career, Stephan has held a range of risk and governance roles, leading IT operational risk assessments, change governance quality assurance, segregation of duties programs, and access management initiatives. He has also played a key role in strategic access management governance and reporting programs aligned to global technology standards.

In addition to his corporate role, Stephan serves as Vice President of the Board of Directors for ISACA Scotland, he supports professional development, CRISC certification, and information security networking initiatives.

Om sesjonen

As artificial intelligence rapidly transforms sectors from healthcare to finance, the need for robust AI governance frameworks has become paramount. This presentation addresses the critical components of AI governance, including ethical safeguards, regulatory alignment, risk mitigation, and data privacy. We will explore key challenges, such as bias, transparency, and the difficulty of explaining complex models to non-experts. Through real-world case studies across various industries, attendees will gain insights into effective governance practices and lessons learned. The talk concludes with strategic recommendations and emerging trends, underscoring the importance of adaptive governance to balance innovation with accountability.

This session will be valuable for industry leaders, policymakers, and technologists seeking to implement or improve AI governance practices that uphold ethical standards, foster transparency, and ensure compliance in a fast-evolving AI landscape.

Samtidig i programmet

1. 10:00 Building TPT: From alert chaos to clear priorities 1 · Frimurerlosjen, rom 1
2. 10:00 Delegating your attack surface through OAuth consents 1 · Frimurerlosjen, rom 2
3. 10:00 Cryptanalysis with Claude Code 10 · HeartBox ,Teatersalen
4. 10:00 Your Source Code Is Under Attack. Who’s Defending It? 10 · HeartBox, Byscenen
5. 10:00 Risiko med to briller: FRIA og DPIA i KI-prosjekter 11- Breiseth, Storlon
6. 10:00 GenAI in the War Room: Crafting, Facilitating, and Analyzing OT Tabletops 2 · Home hotel Hammer, moen nede
7. 10:00 Lykketiøringen som forsvant: En leksjon i strategisk blindhet og grå nesehorn. 2 · Home hotel Hammer, moen oppe
8. 10:00 Bry deg! Hvorfor arbeidsmiljø er et av våre viktigste tiltak 3 · Hvelvet, Gullsalen
9. 10:00 Når leverandøren blir angrepet – hvem tar regningen? 4 · Kommunestyresalen, Lillehammer rådhus
10. 10:00 Virksomhetslommebok – hva er det? 5 · Kulturhuset Banken, Expedisjon
11. 10:00 When freedom is at stake - from Ukraine's frontline to Norwegian preparedness 5 · Kulturhuset Banken, Festsalen
12. 10:00 Minimum Viable Company - Når alt står på spill: Hva er det viktigste? 5 · Kulturhuset Banken, Holbøsalen
13. 10:00 Reducing business risk through proactive digital forensics 5 · Kulturhuset Banken, Kafeen
14. 10:00 Cybersikkerhet er også kultur: Empiriske funn om nasjonale forskjeller 6 · Lillehammer kino, sal 4
15. 10:00 Hunting international cyber criminals 9 · Victoria Scandic, sal 1+2
16. 10:00 AI i SOC-en: hva vi lærte av å bygge en agentisk triage-assistent 9 · Victoria Scandic, sal 3