As organizations race to build and deploy AI, most of that work - model training, fine-tuning, and inference - runs on Linux. Yet most enterprise DLP platforms were built Windows-first, leaving Linux endpoints largely unmonitored and unprotected. For auditors and security leaders, this creates a growing, often invisible control gap exactly where sensitive training data and proprietary models now live. This session breaks down where legacy DLP falls short, what genuine cross-platform coverage looks like in practice, and how organizations can close this gap before it becomes an audit finding, featuring a live look at Netwrix Endpoint Protector in action.
Dirk Schrader, CISSP, CISA
VP of Security Research, Netwrix
Dirk Schrader is the VP of Security Research at Netwrix. A 30-year veteran in IT security with certifications as CISSP (ISC²) and CISM (ISACA), he works to advance cyber resilience as a modern approach to tackling cyber threats. Dirk has worked on cybersecurity projects around the globe, at both large multinational corporations and small startups. Among other projects he helped to secure millions of patients, their PHI when researching open, unprotected radiology systems. He has published numerous articles about cyber resilience that reflect on identity security, data security and the secure use of AI.
Archived until: 12:00pm CT on 24 September 2027
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