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Chicago CIOs and CISOs to Examine AI Governance, Cybersecurity Resilience, Enterprise Transformation and the Rise of the "CEO of Technology" at HMG Strategy’s September 22 Summit

Cyber Magazine · · International · AI Governance

HMG Strategy is hosting a summit in Chicago on September 22 where CIOs and CISOs will discuss AI governance, cybersecurity resilience, and the evolving role of technology leadership in large organizations.

Why this matters: Conference coverage is not a news story, but the agenda tells you something real. AI governance and cybersecurity resilience are now standard boardroom topics, not niche IT concerns. The 'CEO of Technology' framing is worth watching. It suggests companies are trying to consolidate technical authority in ways that could clarify accountability, or obscure it. Who owns the decisions when AI goes wrong matters more than what title they put on the org chart.

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