Dune Security prevents social engineering and insider threats across every channel.

Dune is the software infrastructure for the User Layer; the missing, purpose-built layer that enables enterprises to measure, simulate, remediate, and enforce protection around users across any channel (email, voice, SMS, encrypted channels, collaboration tools, etc.). As Wiz became the platform for cloud security and Crowdstrike became the platform for endpoint security, Dune is the software infrastructure platform for the user security domain.

Trusted by the Fortune 1000 and backed by $8M from Toba Capital, Craft Ventures, Mass Mutual Ventures, Alumni Ventures, Firestreak Ventures, and Antler, Dune Security empowers security teams to proactively manage user risk and build safer, more resilient organizations.

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Join Dune Security for a virtual conversation, **Making Cyber Risk Board-Ready: How Security Leaders Win the Boardroom**, focused on helping security leaders bridge the gap between technical cyber risk and board-level decision making.

As cyber risk becomes a core governance issue, many boards still struggle to assess exposure using traditional security metrics. Security leaders are increasingly expected to explain risk in terms of business impact, user behavior, and organizational exposure, not dashboards or control counts.

Moderated by Alan Luk, Head of GRC at Superhuman (formerly Grammarly), the session features Chris Glanden, Director of Cyber Security at Ashley Furniture, Charles Nwatu, Former Head of GRC Engineering at Netflix, and Keith Schlosser, CIO in Residence at Dune Security. The discussion will explore what boards actually care about when it comes to user risk, why legacy reporting falls short, and how modern approaches help security leaders quantify, prioritize, and communicate cyber risk in a way that builds trust, secures investment, and strengthens governance outcomes.


Making Cyber Risk Board-Ready: How Security Leaders Win the Boardroom

The rise of agentic AI and non-human identities is introducing new, significant risks, empowering attackers to scale their operations more quickly, reduce costs, and maintain persistence through multi-step, goal-driven execution.

In celebration of Women’s History Month, we are proud to shine a spotlight on Shelby Tallent, Head of AI Governance, Risk & Compliance at Alaska Airlines, in our workshop titled *"Exploring Agentic AI Tooling & Enterprise Risk."* Moderated by Kaila Mathis, Director of Growth at Dune Security, this session will focus on the escalating risks posed by autonomous agents and their growing impact on enterprise security.

The conversation will explore how autonomous agents differ from traditional AI, the risks they introduce, and how we expect these threats to evolve over the coming year. As these risks continue to evolve, security leaders must take proactive steps to strengthen their defense strategies and stay ahead of emerging threats.


Exploring Agentic AI Tooling & Enterprise Risk

Speakers

Shelby Tallent

Head of AI Governance, Risk & Compliance @ Alaska Airlines

Kaila Mathis

Director of Growth @ Dune Security

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Making Cyber Risk Board-Ready: How Security Leaders Win the Boardroom