About This Webinar
AI is moving fast. Organizations are adopting AI tools at an unprecedented pace, but most are doing so without fully understanding the implications to privacy, legal liabilities, and security pitfalls. The big question: Is your risk framework keeping up?

AI Agents running in the background without full visibility bring a new sobering layer to the consequences:

- loss of attorney-client privilege
- data leaks
- regulatory fines
- contractual exposure
- reputational damage that's hard to undo.

In this webinar, we'll cut through the hype and get practical about what AI risk looks like in 2026 — and what you can do about it today.

Presenters
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    Patrick E. Zelle
    General Counsel, Legal and Compliance - JetStream Security
    Patrick has spent over twenty years advising Fortune 100 companies on privacy, cybersecurity, and data protection — including global programs at Abbott, Amgen, and Gilead Sciences. Before that, he served as a federal computer crimes prosecutor and state regulator, which means he has seen how compliance failures look from the enforcement side long before they become headlines. He has built four global privacy programs as Chief Privacy Officer and has sat on CIO staff as a cybersecurity attorney — the regulatory side, the in-house legal side, and the architecture side, all from a single vantage point.
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    Keith Weisman
    Head of Forward Deployed Engineering - JetStream Security
    Keith brings thirty years of hands-on cybersecurity and services leadership, beginning with enterprise security consulting at Accenture and PricewaterhouseCoopers before leading complex investigations on behalf of corporations, legal counsel, and regulatory bodies — spanning incident response, computer forensics, eDiscovery, and expert witness engagements. At JetStream, Keith leads the Forward Deployed Engineering team, translating complex technical findings into defensible narratives for legal teams, outside counsel, and executive stakeholders.