AI Done Wrong vs. Done Right: A Practical Playbook for Security Leaders
CISO Moderated Virtual Boardroom | Real-world failures, real-world wins, and the controls that actually work
Join an invite-only virtual roundtable discussion bringing together a curated group of senior cybersecurity experts and leaders across the Northeast region to explore how AI is being implemented well—and where it’s going dangerously wrong.
This highly interactive virtual gathering brings together an intimate group of 20+ cybersecurity leaders focused on Security Strategy (not security products) and practical decision-making around AI adoption.
Our attendees represent a range of industries with a shared objective: to discuss challenges, ideas, lessons learned, and real-world experiences from the front lines.
This is not a webinar.
This is a camera-on, mic-on virtual meeting designed for open dialogue—not passive listening.
There are no presentations. Instead, the session centers on AI strategy, risk, governance, and real case studies. The format enables meaningful peer-to-peer discussion, allowing you to share your point of view while gaining valuable, topic-focused perspectives.
This 90-minute interactive meeting will be hosted and moderated by Pete Nicoletti, Global CISO, Check Point.
As Global CISO at Check Point, Pete will guide discussions comparing AI Done Wrong vs. AI Done Right, using real failures, real wins, and proven controls from leading global organizations.
This is not a sales pitch or product demo.
This event is a high-level strategy conversation shaped by real-world experience.
What to Expect
As an attendee for this discussion, you will:
- Connect with cybersecurity peers and department leaders from top organizations
- Benchmark your AI and security strategy initiatives against those of industry peers
- Hear real-world examples of AI implementations that failed—and why
- Learn what successful organizations are doing differently
- Understand which controls and frameworks actually work in the field
- Expand your network with cybersecurity executives across the Northeast
Who Should Attend?
To keep the discussion focused and meaningful, participation is limited to cybersecurity professionals who meet the following criteria:
No Sales or Consultancy Roles
We are unable to accept registrations from individuals in sales, business development, account management, or consultancy roles. This ensures a true peer-driven environment for end-users.
Senior-Level Decision Makers
Attendees must hold senior roles (Chief, VP, Director, Senior, etc.) and be positioned to contribute strategic insights and real-world experience.
End-User Organizations Only
We invite executives from end-user companies—typically within the Fortune 1000—that do not provide solutions in the subject area. This keeps the discussion focused on operational challenges rather than product promotion.
Industry Relevance
Attendees must work in industries aligned with the event topic to ensure meaningful and applicable conversation.
Active & Engaged Participation
This format thrives on interaction. Attendees should be prepared to engage, share experiences, ask questions, and contribute to the debate.
How to Prepare?
This is not a listen-only event. To ensure a productive conversation, attendees should:
- Join with video & audio ON for active engagement
- Come prepared with a question, challenge, or experience to share
- Be ready to contribute to an open, high-level discussion
- No requirement to discuss anything confidential – this is a safe space with no recording
- This is an end-user discussion with a skilled moderator – We have a strict no sales pitch policy
Registrations & Approval Process
As space is extremely limited, registrations will be reviewed to ensure attendees align with the event’s focus. Approval is required upon registration.
Please reach out to us if you have any questions or need additional info: [email protected]
