Securely deploy the power of GenAI for ultimate protection

July 16, 2024
1 min read

TLDR

  • Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is revolutionizing industries by automating processes and aiding decision-making.
  • Implementing GenAI securely is crucial to protect sensitive data and user privacy.

Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is significantly transforming industries by automating processes and supporting decision-making. While it is a game-changer for business innovation, deploying GenAI also comes with substantial security challenges that organizations must address. The pressure to rapidly implement GenAI tools within organizations can potentially compromise security and efficiency. To ensure secure deployment, organizations need to implement high-quality data management, robust access controls, and authentication mechanisms.

The event will focus on exploring the opportunities GenAI offers businesses, navigating cybersecurity risks, managing pressure to implement GenAI rapidly, best practices for secure deployment, monitoring and managing risks post-deployment, and future trends and emerging threats in the GenAI space.

The breakfast event is designed for senior decision-makers in manufacturing, technology/online services, and critical infrastructure who are interested in discussing the security of generative AI. Delegates should be employed as cybersecurity decision-makers in large organizations within the manufacturing and technology sectors. The event is exclusive and has limited seats available.

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