AI Security: Learning from the Front Line - Check Point & DXC
Overview
In this peer panel session, recorded at the CAIO Inspired Summit in Manchester in September 2026, Stuart Green, AI Expert at Check Point, Dave Spence, EMEA Security Lead at DXC, and Stephen Love, Security SME at DXC, are joined by moderator Biju Chudasama to share what they are seeing on the front line of AI security.
AI has arrived in almost every app on the desktop with no gentle introduction, and security teams are racing to keep up. The panel covers getting visibility of where AI is used across the business, controlling what data flows into AI services, why policies now have to change in weeks rather than months, and how a global security vendor and a large service integrator work together to secure AI adoption at enterprise scale.
Key takeaways
- Start with visibility: with staff using Copilot and personal subscriptions to other AI tools, many organisations do not know where AI is being used.
- Shadow AI echoes the earlier shadow use of cloud and SaaS, and needs technical controls as well as policy to steer users to sanctioned services.
- AI policies must be updated far faster than before, and context matters, as strict data loss prevention rules can catch legitimate work.
- Many of the most common threats remain the long-standing basics of patch management, identity and least privilege.
- Data sovereignty is a growing concern for UK organisations, with DXC developing local UK sovereign capability and looking towards sovereign AI.
Watch the full session on YouTube: AI Security: Learning from the Front Line, A Peer Panel with Check Point and DXC


