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Data Insights Shoosmiths 2026: Security in the age of AI abuse

Panel L-R: Christian Cockcroft, principal associate at Shoosmiths; Rafah Knight, CEO and founder of SecureAI; and Alexia Konstantinidi, vice president at Kroll.
Panel L-R: Christian Cockcroft, principal associate at Shoosmiths; Rafah Knight, CEO and founder of SecureAI; and Alexia Konstantinidi, vice president at Kroll. Photo: Jean Hurley/GRIP

Jean Hurley

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The practical reality of AI-augmented threats, who should be responsible for governance, and how to deal with the pitfalls of vendor management.

​The rapid integration of AI into the corporate landscape has fundamentally shifted the cybersecurity paradigm. Christian Cockcroft, principal associate in the Privacy and Data team at Shoosmiths, hosted a panel at this data event in London featuring two leading experts: Rafah Knight, CEO and founder of SecureAI, and Alexia Konstantinidi,

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