Join Dave Rusher, Aravo’s Chief Customer Officer, and Michael Rasmussen, Founder and Analyst at GRC 20/20, to discuss findings from Aravo’s From Risk to Trust survey.

The results show a widening gap between AI adoption and governance readiness. Thirty-one percent of respondents report an AI-related third-party incident, misuse, bias, or regulatory investigation tied to AI use, nearly matching the 32% who report a third-party data breach. Yet only 46% say their organizations fully define and actively enforce AI governance policies across vendors. Leaders also show a gap between ambition and readiness: 81% are open to AI making material risk decisions, but only 12% say that happens today.

Dave and Michael will examine what these findings mean for organizations managing risk across their extended enterprise. They’ll discuss barriers such as unclear ownership, capability gaps, fragmented data, and manual work. They’ll also explore practical ways to strengthen AI governance, help the business move forward with confidence, and make third-party risk management a strategic contributor to business resilience. 

Who should attend:

Risk, compliance, TPRM, procurement, supply chain, cybersecurity, IT, data, and AI governance leaders responsible for third-party oversight. 

Key Takeaways:

• Interpret survey findings on AI-related third-party incidents, vendor governance, and organizational readiness. 
• Identify key barriers to effective oversight, including unclear ownership, capability gaps, fragmented data, and manual processes.  
• Describe ways to strengthen AI governance and connect third-party risk management to business resilience.