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Insights from Capitol Meridian Partners’ Niloofar Razi on Intelligent AI Applications, Leadership, and Diversity
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the landscape of cybersecurity, outperforming initial expectations in reshaping enterprise processes and addressing labor shortages. However, many AI solutions tend to prioritize speed, potentially exposing organizations to heightened security risks. Niloofar Razi, Operating Partner at Capitol Meridian Partners, emphasized the importance of careful evaluation before companies implement any AI models.
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Razi acknowledged the transformative potential of AI, noting, “The opportunities with respect to AI are revolutionary, which is why it is being embraced so widely. Deployment is occurring at an unprecedented pace.” She underscored that while AI can enhance productivity and eliminate repetitive tasks, uncontrolled implementation could lead to significant risks. Drawing a parallel to the Frankenstein narrative, she remarked, “Once unleashed, it may not always heed its creator.”
Razi further highlighted the critical need for promoting women entrepreneurs within the cybersecurity sector, encouraging early-stage founders to participate in future Innovation Sandbox competitions at the RSAC event.
In a recent video interview with Information Security Media Group at the RSAC Conference 2025, Razi elaborated on several pressing topics, including the implications of private-sector offensive cyber operations, the dual impact of AI on organizational workflows and workforce dynamics, and leadership strategies for navigating global uncertainties.
With a solid track record in technology leadership and growth management, Razi has effectively driven change for organizations grappling with significant market disruptions, serving both as a board member and within leadership teams. Additionally, she is recognized as a strategist in cybersecurity and national security, a thought leader, and a public speaker.