When:    November 12 | 2025      Attend

Despite billions invested, 95% of organizations see limited returns from generative AI. Our new research shows why: without elite risk management, firms cannot deploy this technology confidently or take the strategic risks that unlock true business value.

Join us for the unveiling of the second edition of our flagship report, Generative AI in Risk & Compliance 2025. Drawing on a global survey of senior risk and compliance leaders, analysis of 700+ use cases, and expert contributions from leading RiskTech vendors, this session delivers clarity on how GenAI is reshaping enterprise risk profiles and where it can genuinely deliver value.

Key questions we’ll address include:

Speakers

Nathan Parker, Co-founder, Parker & Lawrence. As a recognised thought leader in RegTech, FinTech, and Web3, Nathan has driven impactful research projects for leading global technology vendors and regulators. His deep expertise has helped RiskTech and RegTech firms successfully develop and launch innovative products, positioning them for success in both domestic and international markets. As well as producing a Web3 podcast, he has contributed blogs, Ebooks, white papers and primary research across risk and RegTech use cases, including financial crime, ESG, market abuse, cyber security, AI Governance and GRC.

Kathryn Carlson has more than 20 years of product management and product development leadership experience. Before joining Riskonnect, Kathryn was vice president of product management at KPA, an EHS software, online training, and consulting company. Prior to KPA, she held positions in product management, product marketing and product development, including leading the team at ADP that developed the patented Decision Matrix applicant selection software. Kathryn’s approach to product management blends pragmatism and innovation, leading to solutions that solve clients’ most pressing problems, decrease time to market and deliver true value.

Dirk Schrader is a seasoned expert in cyber resilience and information security processes, Dirk is Global VP of Security Research at New Net Technologies, now part of Netwrix, the leading provider of SecureOps™. A 25-year veteran in IT security with certifications as CISSP (ISC²) and CISM (ISACA), he works to advance cyber resilience as a modern approach to tackling cyber threats. Dirk has worked on cybersecurity projects around the globe, starting in technical and support roles at the beginning of his career and then moving into sales, marketing and product management positions at both large multinational corporations and small startups. He has published numerous articles about the need to address change and vulnerability management to achieve cyber resilience.

Daniil Karp Sr. Director of Product Marketing, AI & IT Risk and Compliance, AuditBoard. Daniil is a seasoned SaaS business leader with more than 15 years of experience driving the adoption of transformative technologies across IT security, compliance, audit, human resources, talent acquisition, and collaborative work management. He has built a track record of helping organizations modernize critical business functions by bringing disruptive practices and category-defining solutions to market. Before joining AuditBoard, Daniil held go-to-market leadership roles at high-growth innovators including Asana and 6sense, where he played a key role in scaling customer success and accelerating market expansion.

Josh Bressers is vice president of security at Anchore where he guides security feature development for the company’s commercial and open source solutions. He serves on the Open Source Security Foundation technical advisory council, is a co-lead of the OpenSSF SBOM Everywhere project, and is a co-founder of the Global Security Database project at the Cloud Security Alliance.