Event

Secure AI in legal roundtable

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Date

  • 3 December 2026
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Time

  • 10:00 – 14:00
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Location

Clayton Hotel, Bristol

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Spaces

15

Benchmark your readiness and build the data security, access and governance foundations AI needs to scale safely.

AI can only be as secure as the data and access controls beneath it.

As law firms adopt Copilot, AI platforms and emerging AI agents, existing security and governance gaps become harder to manage. With client confidentiality, accountability and oversight remaining paramount, firms need the right foundations in place before AI scales.

Join senior legal, technology, security and data leaders for an interactive roundtable with Microsoft and Kocho to benchmark AI readiness, share peer insights and explore the controls needed to enable AI securely.

You’ll discover how to:

  • Protect sensitive legal data

  • Control access and sharing

  • Govern your AI estate

  • Demonstrate effective oversight

What you’ll takeaway

A benchmark of your firm's AI readiness

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Peer insights on AI governance and security

A clearer view of AI access controls

Priorities for stronger governance and oversight

Agenda

  • Registration and introductions.

  • Discover why data security is the foundation of successful AI adoption. Learn how firms can identify sensitive and privileged information, apply protection controls, reduce oversharing and ensure data remains protected wherever it is accessed.

  • An interactive peer discussion exploring the foundations of secure AI readiness. Participants will assess their firm’s current maturity across visibility, data protection, access control, accountability and evidence, before sharing perspectives with the wider group.

  • As AI adoption grows, governance becomes critical. Explore approaches to managing AI tools and agents, including ownership, permissions, lifecycle management, monitoring and accountability.

  • Collaboratively define what controls, governance and evidence should be in place before AI is granted broader access to organisational information. The session will culminate in a practical framework that firms can use to assess and strengthen their AI readiness.12:35 – Lunch and peer networking

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Facilitators

Host

David Guest

Solution Architect & Technology Evangelist | Kocho

David is responsible for developing identity, Microsoft 365 security, and other cloud service solutions – and keeping our clients abreast of the latest technology trends.

Host

Mark Warnes

Architect | Kocho

Mark is Kocho’s Architect for Enterprise Mobility and Security. He helps to increase our clients’ security posture using the Microsoft 365 and Azure suite of security and compliance technologies.