Hear what “AI going rogue” actually means, why it’s usually a human clarity problem rather than a machine one, and why so few organizations are acting on risks they could easily see. Expect concrete examples, real data on adoption versus preparedness, and practical steps to close the gap.
Date | September 30, 2026
Time | 3:00 PM CEST
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AI adoption is moving fast. Organizations connect AI to more systems, hand it more sensitive data, and give it more autonomy, often before they know how to protect it.
This webinar looks at where that gets dangerous: how models themselves can be compromised, how the systems around them create the real exposure, and what happened when an AI agent’s actions turned into an incident that made headlines.
Many organizations are focused on making AI work, following the same pattern every technology adoption cycle follows: security comes after adoption. That’s a position that makes sense, but risks don’t wait for adoption to catch up to security.
Rob van der Veer, SIG’s Chief AI Officer, and Bret Kinsella, GM of Fuel iX and AI Platforms at TELUS Digital, join to unpack what “AI going rogue” actually means, why it’s usually a human clarity problem rather than a machine one, and why so few organizations are acting on risks they could easily see. Expect concrete examples, real data on adoption versus preparedness, and practical steps to close the gap.
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TELUS Digital designs and delivers end-to-end digital transformation for global brands — spanning customer experience management, digital solutions, such as cloud solutions, AI-fueled automation, front-end digital design and consulting services, AI & data solutions, including computer vision, and trust, safety and security services.
Fuel iX™ is TELUS Digital’s proprietary generative AI platform, giving enterprises the tools to manage, monitor, and build custom GenAI applications at scale, while Fortify is TELUS Digital’s proprietary adversarial testing application, helping enterprises stress-test and secure their AI through controlled and automated agent, chatbot, and model red teaming.
Govern the software your business runs on.
Software Improvement Group (SIG) enables organizations to embrace AI with strategic control and to become more agile & resilient through secure, high-quality software.
Sigrid® – its continuous software portfolio governance platform – leverages the world’s largest software metric database containing over 400 billion lines of code across more than 20,000 systems and 300+ technologies, and intelligently recommends the most crucial initiatives for organizations.
SIG complies with multiple ISO/IEC standards, including ISO/IEC 27001 and 17025, and has co-developed ISO/IEC 5338, the new global standard for AI lifecycle management.
SIG was founded in 2000 and has offices in New York, Copenhagen, Brussels, and Frankfurt, and is headquartered in Amsterdam. Sigrid®, together with expert software engineering consultants, and over 25 years of industry-leading research, positions SIG as the foremost authority on continuous software portfolio governance.
