What to expect from theCUBE’s Smarsh EDGE analysis: Tune in Oct. 15
Financial institutions are adopting artificial intelligence faster than many compliance teams can establish the controls needed to oversee it. That gap is raising new questions about AI-powered compliance and regulatory accountability. As employee communications spread across messaging platforms, collaboration tools and AI-powered applications, organizations face mounting pressure to identify…
TheCUBE is set to cover the Smarsh EDGE conference on October 15, focusing on how financial institutions are adopting artificial intelligence and how it impacts compliance and regulatory accountability. At the conference, held recently in New York City, executives discussed the challenges of managing AI-powered compliance in the era of increasing employee communications across various platforms.
Smarsh CEO Kim Crawford Goodman emphasized that as organizations adopt AI, governance frameworks must keep up, with only 26% of enterprises reporting that their governance frameworks are keeping pace with AI adoption. Smarsh's AI technologies can reduce false positives in compliance monitoring by 70% to 80%, helping investigators focus on genuine compliance concerns.
The conference will also highlight how AI can help financial institutions connect fragmented communications data with AI-powered tools, transforming enterprise communications into actionable intelligence.
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