Cyberhaven Hosts Inaugural Data Defense Forum on AI Security

September 23, 2025
Cyberhaven will host its first virtual Data Defense Forum on September 24, 2025, to address data security challenges in the AI era, announced in a press release.

Cyberhaven will host its inaugural virtual Data Defense Forum on September 24, 2025, announced in a press release. The event aims to tackle the pressing issue of securing data in the age of AI, as AI adoption rapidly expands across various industries. According to Cyberhaven Labs' research, a significant portion of AI applications in use pose high or critical risks, with only a small fraction of enterprise data being processed through secure, enterprise-ready applications.

The forum will bring together cybersecurity leaders and innovators to provide actionable strategies for managing insider risk and addressing AI-driven threats. Notable speakers include Clayton Smith from AWS, Rinki Sethi from Upwind, and Joe Sullivan, former CSO at Facebook, Uber, and Cloudflare. The event is free to attend, and registration is currently open.

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