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In Season 2, Episode 9, we ask a big question: does the Change Advisory Board (CAB) still have a place in today’s fast-moving DevSecOps world?
Traditionally seen as a gatekeeper for risk, CABs are often accused of slowing things down, blocking innovation, and creating more process than value.
But can AI shift the role of CAB from bottleneck to enabler? We explore what a modern, AI-assisted CAB could look like, and whether change governance can finally move at the speed of development.
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