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Cybersecurity Trends and Access Governance: Driving Risk Reduction
Explore the top cybersecurity trends of 2026. Learn how AI-driven access governance, machine identity management, and Zero Trust are driving enterprise risk reduction.
What this webinar is about
As cyber threats continue to grow in scale and sophistication, organizations are under increasing pressure to not only strengthen their security posture but to do so in a way that is strategic, measurable, and aligned with business outcomes. Access governance sits at the heart of this challenge, helping organizations reduce risk, maintain compliance, and enable the business without slowing it down.
This session explores how cybersecurity leaders are responding to these challenges in practice. We look at emerging trends, shifting priorities, and the real-world decisions organizations are making to manage access risk more effectively.
A key part of the discussion is grounded in fresh research sharing insights from Altum Strategy Group’s Cybersecurity Leadership Survey, which captures perspectives from security and technology leaders across industries. The survey highlights what’s top of mind for executives right now—from identity and access governance maturity, to risk reduction strategies, investment priorities, and the obstacles standing in the way of progress.
To walk us through these findings is Matt Gantner, CEO and Founder of Altum Strategy Group, who will present the key insights from the Leadership Survey. He is joined by Adil Khan, CEO of SafePaaS, who helps translate these insights into actionable guidance, sharing perspectives on how organizations can strengthen access governance programs to drive meaningful risk reduction.
Who you will hear from.
Matthew Gantner is the Managing Partner of Altum Strategy Group and has over 15 years of experience helping organizations develop and implement results focused solutions.
Adil Khan is CEO at SafePaaS with over 15 years of experience in enterprise business systems. Adil also serves on the board of the Oracle Applications Users Group Internal Controls and Security Interest Group (OAUG-ICSSIG).