What governance mechanisms ensure safe AI in regulated settings?

All answers emphasize embedding technical controls and oversight—such as engineered governance, runtime protection, zero-trust access, and auditability—to ensure safe, compliant AI operations in regulated environments.

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  • Chris Leone

    Executive Vice President, Leading AI Agents Team and Managing HCM, SCM, and CX Across Fusion Apps · Oracle

    Engineered Governance

    Chris Leone says they engineer governance into the product via an Enterprise Operating Envelope, Outcome Trust harness and Outcome Receipt, because governing an agentic harness is an engineering problem.

    The answer starts at 7:52.

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  • Beth Hiatt

    SVP|Product Management|Data Governance and Responsible AI @LPL Financial · Lpl Financial

    Control Plane

    Beth Hiatt says you have to make sure your control plane and risk management capabilities are in place, alongside focusing on high-value AI use cases, to balance risk and protect the firm's assets.

    The answer starts at 2:35.

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  • Maor Hod

    Co-Founder and CEO · Dash Security

    Runtime Protection

    Maor Hod says his company gives runtime protection for every AI interaction, providing guardrails to block things while letting customers adopt AI confidently without slowing the organization.

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  • Rob Allen

    Chief Product Officer · Threatlocker

    Zero‑Trust Cloud Access

    Rob Allen says his company introduced zero-trust cloud access, which limits which devices can reach cloud resources, citing a policy that phones without an agent can't access Office 365.

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  • Ajay Swamy

    Senior Executive Director - GenAI Products, AIML Platform Management and Governance · Jpmorganchase

    Auditability and Oversight

    Ajay Swamy says auditability and oversight are central: any model in a business-critical process must be auditable end to end and explainable to risk committees, customers, and regulators, with ongoing oversight in production.

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