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OPERATIONALIZING ZERO TRUST FOR AI SYSTEMS

Roundtable
Chatham House Rules
Securing Models, Agents, and Autonomous Workflows Across the Federal Enterprise

WHY ZERO TRUST MUST EVOLVE FOR AI

Federal agencies are transitioning from isolated AI pilots to enterprise-scale deployments embedded within mission systems, analytics platforms, cybersecurity operations, and citizen-facing services. Recent federal directives, including OMB Memorandum M-25-21 and the Federal AI Strategy and Action Plan, require agencies to accelerate adoption while demonstrating measurable governance, risk management, and accountability. This roundtable examines operational practices for securing AI at scale, including model-level governance, workload observability, and integration of AI risk management frameworks with existing cybersecurity mandates.

ROUNDTABLE PARTICIPANTS

Pacific Northwest National Labratory
US Navy 
Dept. of Agriculture 
Department of Education
US Courts
Veterans Affairs
8+ Federal Leaders
1 ACTIONABLE FRAMEWORK
90min OF EXPERT DISCUSSION

GET THE ROUNDTABLE REACTION REPORT

While this roundtable is closed to public participation and adheres to Chatham House Rules, fill out the form to receive your complimentary copy of the Reaction Report from our roundtable on operationalizing Zero Trust for AI systems. Inside you'll find the full summary of architectural patterns, operational practices, and actionable strategies our panel of federal and industry leaders identified for securing AI at enterprise scale.