GRC AI Labs is a small-format, hands-on workshop from Complyance in Washington, DC. Instead of watching a generic AI demo, each attendee brings one real task from their own security or GRC work, and the Complyance team builds an AI agent for that task with them in a one-on-one session.
What to expect
Each attendee gets a 45-minute session with Richa Kaul (CEO) and Meg Colborne (Director of Implementation). Together you build a custom agent for a task that takes up too much of your team's week, then watch it run on your own material so you can see what it does well and where it falls short. Example tasks named by the organizer include:
- Reviewing evidence against controls
- Answering vendor security questionnaires
- Drafting risk treatment plans
- Any other repetitive GRC process
Who should attend
The workshop is aimed at people who lead security or GRC teams in the DC area. Founders building compliance programs or selling into regulated buyers may find it useful for seeing how agents handle real compliance work.
What to bring
Bring a few examples of the work you want to automate. Sample or redacted versions are fine. The host states that nothing you share is kept after the session.
Venue and access
The workshop takes place at 333 G St NW, Washington, DC 20001. The organizer says Uber rides to and from the venue are covered for attendees.
How to register
Sessions run in one-hour slots between 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM ET. At the time of writing, the 1:00 PM and 2:00 PM slots were sold out and the 3:00 PM slot had limited availability and required host approval. Request a spot on the Luma event page. Questions can go to events@complyance.com.