Abstract: The rise of AI-driven technology has rapidly transformed business operations and the digital landscape, and cybersecurity is no exception to its influence. Businesses and security teams increasingly depend on AI-driven solutions to detect, prevent, and respond to diverse cyber threats. However, just as businesses use AI to strengthen defenses, threat actors are also leveraging AI-enabled malware and attack vectors to enhance the complexity and effectiveness of their attacks. Though security teams are utilizing AI-enabled solutions to counter AI-driven threats, the expanding influence of AI highlights the need for ethical governance to ensure these systems are secure, fair, and transparent. This webinar explores the intersection of AI, ethics, and cybersecurity, focusing on governance for AI use in security operations. Additionally, participants will learn about the importance of managing and regulating risks associated with AI-driven decision-making for information security.
Key Takeaways:
- Importance of AI in current cybersecurity efforts
- Role of AI in threat detection and mitigation
- Ethical considerations in AI for cybersecurity
- Ensuring data privacy and integrity in AI algorithms
- Governance frameworks for AI security solutions
- Mitigating risks of AI misuse in cybersecurity operations
- Best practices for responsible AI implementation
Speaker:
Kimberly KJ Haywood, Principal CEO, Nomad Cyber Concepts
Bio: With over 25 years of experience across finance, technology, healthcare, and government sectors, Ms. Haywood has established and led management and security practices throughout her career, including her firms: Knowledge Management & Associates, Inc. and Nomad Cyber Concepts, LLC. Her expertise in cybersecurity, governance, risk, and compliance has driven successful collaborations with top organizations like USAA, Google, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo. She currently serves on the Board of AI Connex as the global chief governance and education advisor and is an adjunct cybersecurity professor at Collin College in Frisco, TX. Additionally, she contributed to the IAPP’s (a global privacy and governance organization) Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional (AIGP) Practice Exam. She has published articles on AI and is currently co-authoring a white paper on an AI Governance Framework. Her expertise in cybersecurity and governance has earned her international recognition. This October 2024, she is scheduled to present at a prestigious Global Security Summit in Canada.
*Examples, analysis, views and opinion shared by the speakers are personal and not endorsed by EC-Council or their respective employer(s)
