Your Control Plane Is Incomplete. And Your Collaboration Stack Is the Gap

Sovereignty moved from procurement footnote to board agenda. Most security programs have responded credibly — except in the collaboration layer.

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AI Moved Into Your Collaboration Stack. Does Your Governance Know That?

Five questions to ask your collaboration platform vendor about the AI that already shipped inside it. Most security teams aren’t asking them yet. – Coming May 14

Your Last Incident War Room Was an Improvisation. Here’s What a Governed One Looks Like.

The hour your team most needs governance is the hour they have least of it. What a governed war room looks like, and what changes when one is in place before the next incident. – Coming May 18

The Sovereignty Gap Nobody Talks About: Your Collaboration Platform.

Sovereignty work is being done at the data layer, the network layer, the storage layer. The collaboration layer is the one nobody is auditing yet — and where the next regulatory question lands. – Coming May 25

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AI-powered sovereign air-gapped mission collaboration

Mattermost is built for security teams that need to govern collaboration the same way they govern the rest of their infrastructure. The platform runs inside your environment, on your terms, including air-gapped and sovereign deployments where data residency, jurisdictional control, and AI governance need to be settled at the architecture level. Our customers include national security organizations, regulated multinationals, and critical infrastructure operators across defense, intelligence, cyber, and financial services.

SPEAKING SESSION | Tuesday June 2, 2:45 PM

The Collaboration Layer Is the AI Risk No One Is Managing

Speakers: Dr. Bill Anderson, Principal Product Manager, and Leigh Dow, CMO

AI agents are being deployed into the collaboration platforms organizations already use, often before governance frameworks have caught up. This session covers why the collaboration layer is becoming the AI risk surface most security programs are missing, what sovereignty-first architecture changes about the answer, and the three questions every CISO should be asking their platform vendor before the next agent goes live.

For Regulated Commercial CISOs

NIS2, DORA, KRITIS, and sector-specific frameworks are reshaping how regulated multinationals govern collaboration. Sovereignty, AI governance, and incident-time evidence are running through every audit conversation we hear. We will walk through where your collaboration stack does and does not line up with your control plane.

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For Federal, Intelligence, and Critical Infrastructure

Mission collaboration in air-gapped, classified, and DDIL environments. Designed for the security controls of high-assurance environments and the interoperability requirements of allied-nation operations. Bring your hardest deployment scenario; we have built for it.

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An evening for security leaders

Close of Day 2 — drinks and conversation for security leaders working on the sovereignty and AI governance questions, with a moderated discussion mid-evening.

Tuesday, June 2 | 7:00–9:00 PM | Rosa Mexicano, 153 Waterfront St, Oxon Hill, MD

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Collaboration is the AI risk no one is managing.