Security, compliance and AI in 2026: An action plan for MSPs and IT leaders

Name: Security, compliance and AI in 2026: An action plan for MSPs and IT leaders
Start: 2026-08-13T11:06:22.000Z

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In English

Your clients are adopting AI. Are they managing the risk?

Generative AI is quickly becoming part of everyday business workflows. But employees using public and unsanctioned AI tools can introduce new challenges around data exposure, security, visibility and compliance.

For MSPs, that creates a new responsibility — and a new opportunity.

As clients look for guidance, service providers can play a critical role in helping them understand where AI is being used, assess potential risks and put practical governance and security controls in place.

Watch this webinar to learn:

Assess AI-related risk.
- Understand how growing AI adoption is changing security, governance and compliance expectations.
Strengthen operational controls.
- Explore practical steps for turning AI governance frameworks and guidance into real-world actions.
Improve visibility and oversight.
- Learn why monitoring AI usage is essential for identifying risk and supporting stronger governance.
Guide clients toward responsible AI adoption.
- Discover how MSPs can help clients embrace AI while reducing security and compliance exposure.

Hear from cybersecurity, compliance and MSP experts

Get practical perspectives from Acronis cybersecurity and technology experts together with an independent industry specialist.

Gerald Beuchelt

Chief Information Security Officer, Acronis

Gerald Beuchelt is the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Acronis, bringing decades of experience in information security, privacy, and compliance. Known for his ability to lead cross-functional teams and design cost-effective security programs, Gerald has an impressive track record of managing complex cybersecurity challenges and enhancing organizational resilience. Before joining Acronis, Gerald held leadership roles at Sprinklr, where he built and scaled the company's first security program during its $4 billion IPO, and at LogMeIn, where he successfully merged security teams following a $5 billion corporate merger. He has… Read more