Michael Mosher
Cybersecurity Executive
About
Michael Mosher is a two-time CISO - at Rover, the worlds largest pet-care marketplace, and at OpenMarket, a global SaaS messaging provider - and previously led security strategy, architecture, and engineering at T-Mobile, directing a $100M+ annual security capital program. He was also a Senior Managing Director in PwCs cybersecurity practice and - earlier in his career - a US Army CID Supervisory Special Agent and hostage negotiator. He is board-certified in cyber-risk oversight (NACD.DC, DDN QTE), holds two US patents in mobile security, and writes two publications on AI governance and startup security. He is currently writing a book on securing the agentic enterprise. Michael is based in Paris, where he is enrolled in the Executive MBA program at HEC Paris.
Sessions
Access is Not Authority
What you will learn:
You will watch AI deployments get onboarded — a customer-service agent that can make a customer whole, a SOC triage agent producing thousands of imperfect judgments a day, and a team of agents working a newly disclosed critical vulnerability all the way to a production change — as fictional, deliberately simplified design walkthroughs. You will leave able to name, for any agent or agent system in your own shop, what it may do, where that limit is enforced, what evidence it takes to move, who is mandated to decide what, what authority the pieces can assemble between them, and who remains responsible — and with a practical Authority and Oversight Record and a working handout you can put in front of your team on Monday to ask those questions out loud.