Why faster is not always safer
AI is helping organisations move faster. Teams can now go from question to output in seconds and it’s proving to be genuinely useful. But as time passes, people are noticing that this speed has a cost.
Across almost every area of knowledge workAI is changing not just what we produce, but how we learn, check, challenge, and how we take ownership.
In this CyberSec Europe talk, CWSI AI Practice Lead Johnny Sheehan explores what organisations may be losing as AI removes friction from our work.
This talk explores what that means for organisations adopting AI across real environments, real teams, and real decisions. Johnny explains how we need to embrace AI without losing the judgement, ownership, and trust that good work still depends on.
In this session you’ll learn how to:
- Spot where speed can create hidden risk.
- See why friction still has a job to do.
- Understand how AI changes work.
- Keep ownership clear when AI helps create the output.
- Manage the risks around shadow AI, agents, data access, and automation.
- Move from AI adoption to secure AI adoption.
- Ask better questions before scaling AI across the organisation.
Watch now for a practical look at the hidden cost of speed in enterprise AI and getting the balance right between progress and control.
