Armor Founder Calls for Governed Enterprise AI at GovWare

Oct 14, 2026
Armor founder and CEO Chris Drake urged security leaders to permit AI use under enforceable policies rather than impose bans.

Armor founder and CEO Chris Drake called for governed enterprise AI rather than bans during GovWare 2026 in Singapore, the company said in a press release. Drake said security leaders should define what data AI tools can access, where they can send it and which actions they can perform.

He recommended written authority for chief information security officers to approve, restrict or pause AI use. Organizations should also assign an executive to each risk exception, set expiration dates and maintain an escalation path to the risk committee.

Drake said companies need data classification, routing policies and records covering data access, policy decisions, models, actions and outcomes. He also called for AI agents and their credentials to run in isolated environments with limited access rather than on employee laptops.

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