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About our speakers
Hiten Sharma, Solutions Engineer, Ent
Hiten Sharma is a Solutions Engineer at Ent, where he works with security leaders across EMEA to tackle insider risk, data loss and uncontrolled AI use at the endpoint. He leads Ent’s proof-of-value engagements with enterprise and financial services customers, helping CISOs see what it looks like when security tools understand why a user is doing something, not just what they did.
Before Ent, Hiten was a Global Black Belt at Microsoft, where he helped enterprise customers adopt Microsoft’s newest security products while they were still in incubation. That work gave him deep insight into how enterprise security programmes operate, where they fall short, and what it takes to close those gaps without burying security teams in false positives.
Marc Ewin, Vice President, EMEA Sales, Ent
AI is reshaping every corner of security at once. Attackers are using it to scale phishing, social engineering and intrusion; employees are adopting AI tools and agents faster than they can be governed; and SOC teams are drowning in alerts from tools that can describe what happened but rarely explain why. Identity, endpoint, data and insider risk are converging into a single problem: understanding the intent behind activity, whether it comes from an external attacker, a trusted employee or an autonomous agent. This evening we’ll discuss how CISOs are rethinking their security strategy for an AI-driven threat landscape, where today’s stack is falling short, and what it will take to move from reacting to incidents to preventing them.
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About our sponsor
Most security tools can tell you what happened and how. Only Ent tells you why and proactively prevents incidents in real-time before they happen.
By combining multimodal AI with real-time endpoint telemetry, Ent continuously models user behavior and infers intent across every application and every workflow. When risk emerges, Ent intervenes in the moment: warning users, blocking actions, or alerting investigators with the full behavioral context they need to act confidently. No more drowning in false positives. No more chasing noise. Just a clear answer to the question that matters most: was this malicious, or wasn't it; and what should happen next.
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