Can you describe the shared responsibility model in managing third-party risks, including AI?

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VP of Information Security in Software2 years ago

The shared responsibility model has been a significant challenge in the industry, especially with the rise of cloud services. It's crucial for managing not just AI but all third-party services, ensuring that responsibilities are clearly defined and understood by all parties involved.

CISO in Energy and Utilities2 years ago

A shared responsibility model is essential when dealing with third parties, especially in the context of AI. Defining clear responsibilities for managing the environment and handling incidents is crucial. This approach helps prevent disputes over accountability and ensures that any issues can be addressed promptly and efficiently.

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Can you describe the shared responsibility model in managing third-party risks, including AI?

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Who should own the risk and control taxonomy in an organisation, where this is defined as a set of library controls (blue prints) mapped against risk types?1) First Line (e.g. Technology, Cyber etc.)2) Second Line (e.g. Ops Risk, Tech Risk etc.)3) Other

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What challenges are you facing today with governing AI?

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Do you think the rest of the business sees security/risk as the "department of no"?

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Who should own the risk and control taxonomy in an organisation, where this is defined as a set of library controls (blue prints) mapped against risk types?

1) First Line (e.g. Technology, Cyber etc.)
2) Second Line (e.g. Ops Risk, Tech Risk etc.)
3) Other