
Practical controls for IT teams, featuring a live demonstration with ThreatLocker’s Simon Booth.
Live Webinar | Thursday 29th October 2026
10:30am Adelaide Time
Presented by Simon Booth
(Solutions Engineer Manager, APAC - ThreatLocker)
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AI tools are creating new opportunities for productivity—and new decisions for IT teams.
From browser-based assistants to downloaded applications and AI-powered automation, how do you decide which tools can be used, what they can access and how much freedom they should have?
An AI policy sets expectations. Putting those expectations into practice requires controls that support legitimate use while limiting unnecessary access.
Join Subnet and Simon Booth, Solutions Engineer Manager for APAC at ThreatLocker, for a practical webinar exploring how Zero Trust principles can help you manage shadow AI and establish boundaries for approved tools.
Featuring a live ThreatLocker demonstration, this session will connect security principles with practical implementation, helping you consider how these controls could work in your environment.
What we'll cover
During this webinar, we'll explore:
- Understanding shadow AI: Explore the different considerations for browser-based services, installed applications and AI-powered automation.
- Controlling which applications can run: Learn how application allowlisting can support approved AI use and restrict unapproved software.
- Setting boundaries for approved tools: Examine how restricting application interactions, file access and permissions can help reduce exposure.
- Managing access to AI websites: Understand the role of web access controls and how they differ from controls over installed applications.
- Making controls workable: Consider approval requests, exceptions and a phased approach to implementation.
See Zero Trust in practice
During the live demonstration, Simon will show how ThreatLocker can put Zero Trust principles into practice, with a focus on controls relevant to AI use.
Follow the controls being demonstrated, understand the decisions behind them and consider how a similar approach could fit your organisation’s security requirements and everyday workflows.
The session will also include live Q&A, giving you an opportunity to ask Simon about implementation, day-to-day management and the scenarios that matter to your team.
Who should attend?
This webinar is designed for IT Managers and IT teams responsible for securing business systems and supporting AI adoption.
It will also be relevant to system administrators, infrastructure specialists and cybersecurity professionals evaluating how AI tools fit within their existing security controls.
Whether you are beginning to formalise AI usage or reviewing controls already in place, the session will help you identify practical questions and next steps for your organisation.
Meet your presenter
Simon Booth
Solutions Engineer Manager, APAC | ThreatLocker
Simon Booth is a Solutions Engineer Manager for the APAC region at ThreatLocker, where he leads the regional Solutions Engineering team and serves as an instructor for the ThreatLocker Zero Trust Cybersecurity Bootcamp. He brings more than 30 years of experience in the IT industry, with a broad technical background spanning voice and data systems, software development, and both presales and postsales engineering.

Build a clearer approach to AI control
Leave with a practical understanding of three key decisions: which AI tools are permitted, what they can access and what actions they can perform—supported by a live look at ThreatLocker’s approach.
Join Subnet and Simon Booth on Thursday 29 October at 10:30am Adelaide time for this practical webinar, live demonstration and Q&A.
