If you have plans for your security teams to work with generative AI systems, what training and resources are on your radar?

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VP of Data in Finance (non-banking)a year ago

Some technical training to understand before engaging any AI/Security consultants.
1. Data Governance - managing sensitive data, data boundaries
2.Data Management - setting up boundaries for data access i.e. within org. ecosystem, wrangle from public/internet or API from subscribers.
3. Fundamental concept of AI in security areas i.e. rules vs ML, DLP, Anomaly Detection and etc.
4. Data Security Risk & Impact analysis 

Chief Information Security Officer in Healthcare and Biotech2 years ago

1. Clear IDEA about sensitive data/information.
2. What is absolute no share items.

3. How to handle the dilema
4. Impact of such mistakes.

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Vice President - Strategy, Digital and Innovation (SDI) in Banking2 years ago

Companies to develop a roadmap for developing the skills of Employees as well as establish policies and practices for generative AI oversight and risk management.

1-  Develop a knowledge base for new rules and regulations for AI tools.

2-  Enterprise-wide strategy for AI trust, risk, and security management

3-  Training of AI systems to assess their safety and security.

4-  Develop a learning culture, sign up for training services, and review the latest books, blogs, and research papers.

 

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