Rob Kay

Senior Manager, Enterprise Security Technology · Netflix · company speakers →

Rob Kay – Senior Manager, Enterprise Security Technology, Netflix Rob Kay is an enterprise security technology leader focused on unlocking the next wave of AI-driven transformation. He currently serves as Senior Manager of Enterprise Security Technology at Netflix, where he leads global initiatives integrating computer vision, automation, and data platforms into modern security and smart-building ecosystems across corporate and studio environments worldwide. Previously, Rob held senior leadership roles at Rivian and Northland Controls, overseeing global engineering operations and complex security transformations. With more than 15 years of experience at the intersection of technology, risk, and business strategy, he specializes in moving AI beyond experimentation into measurable operational impact — from intelligent risk detection to data-driven decision-making and next-generation program design. A strong advocate for human-centered innovation, Rob believes AI’s greatest potential lies in augmenting human capability rather than replacing it. He is passionate about responsibly deploying emerging technologies to build safer, smarter, and more adaptive organizations in an increasingly digital world. All opinions are those of Rob, and not of his employer.

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Speaking history

International Security Conference & Exposition East

3 November 2026 New York, United States “Unlocking AI and What the Future Holds”

ISC East

18 November 2025 New York, United States “SPARC Spotlight: Key Technology Priorities for Corporate Security Leaders”

Topics this speaker covers

security-defenceemergency-managementsafety-occupationalartificial-intelligenceiot-smart-tech

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government_public_sectormanufacturing_industrial

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