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We will have two presenters for our March 9, 2026 meeting, each speaking for 1 hour. We expect to issue at least 2 ISACA CPEs for the event. The presentation will be a free virtual meeting from 12 to 2 with time for Q&A.
Part One - Eddie Williams - AI Security & Enterprise Security: Building Trust in an Intelligent Future
Designed for executive leaders such as CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, risk officers and auditors, this session blends AI literacy with cybersecurity strategy, governance, and real-world enterprise considerations.
Part Two - Jennifer Deines - Cybersecurity Fraud
Fraud isn’t just a financial risk — it’s a threat your cybersecurity team is already positioned to help detect. Unlike external hackers, these threat actors aren’t outsiders. They are coworkers, vendors, and partners who already have authorized access to your systems. They don’t need to break in; they already belong. According to industry data, organizations lose an estimated 5% of revenue to fraud annually, and it takes an average of 12 months to detect it. This session reframes fraud as a cybersecurity risk and shows how IT and security teams can help catch it sooner — using the tools and visibility they already have. You’ll learn about the Fraud Triangle and its red flags, where cybersecurity controls intersect with financial controls, and what to do when fraud surfaces. No matter your title, this session will change how you see your role in fraud detection.
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