SecureWorld AI Virtual Conference 2025

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Rushed AI deployments can translate to embarrassing incidents, reputational damage, and financial loss. Brands like Adobe, Snap, and Anthropic have joined a growing list of companies embracing AI red teaming to deploy AI responsibly and find emerging threats before bad actors. From the circumvention of AI guardrails to harmful content generation, HackerOne will share the latest threats to your AI deployment and methods to reduce AI risk.

Threat methods and controls utilized for the corporate workforce that now expands beyond the office building and into remote locations is not as comprehensive and effective for those who are typically in the office. The intent of employees may not be malicious but rather inherent to poor practices; however, there are those who happen to begin unintentional but gradually become the intentional insider threat.

This presentation is designed to help individuals identify how seemingly “innocent” activity can make them an insider threat, and how to identify behavioral elements utilizing a number of security solutions. Through live demonstrations, we will show how “everyday activities” can result in higher risk to the company.

Objectives:

• Learn the methodologies utilized by individuals within the organization that would be considered insider threat activity.
• Learn how to identify system and user-based behavioral indicators.
• Learn which existing or enhanced security layer can provide insider threat profile data.

Take-Aways:

• How to identify business processes which can contribute to intentional or unintentional insider threats.
• Enhance procedures required to identify insider threat exposures.
• Enhance awareness training to include additional methods of insider threat.
• Enhance existing physical and digital security layers to better identify specific insider threat activity.

Today, cybersecurity GRC programs and processes often take significant investments and resources to perform risk and control testing, GRC operations and maintain GRC technologies. Strategic and high-value time of product and engineering teams can be taken away by GRC teams and external auditors to support audit and compliance activities. In this new AI world, how can CISOs and cyber GRC leaders think differently about meeting their customer and business commitments of maintaining a secure and compliant environment, in a cost-efficient way? Latest GenAI and related technologies can help provide the capability of building data pipelines with source systems, generating insights from unstructured information, and building reporting layers that can give near real-time risk and controls insights. However, there can also be several complexities and challenges associated with moving from a traditional GRC program to an AI-enabled GRC program. Learn more about how you can use AI effectively and efficiently for your cyber GRC programs.

Join this risk-and-compliance-crossover session to learn how to navigate the complexities of AI risk and create a secure environment for innovation. While AI is often seen for its tremendous benefits or doomsday scenarios, attorneys and regulators actually advocate for a balanced approach that treats AI risk like any other risk assessment—considering priorities, efficiencies, security, and more. This session will examine AI risk from legal, regulatory, technical, and cultural perspectives, offering strategies to balance these without hindering AI-driven advancements. We all aim to be the “first out of the gate” in AI, but we must get there safely.

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) coupled with Machine Learning (ML) has tremendous potential to strengthen defenses, but the benefits of ML/AI in cust be contextualized against the risks it poses. The usage of ML/AI has increased exponentially, but security and privacy governance and policies have not expanded at the same rate. Moreover, the pace of instituting AI and privacy regulations varies across the globe, creating a rather complex governance structure for cybersecurity personnel to operate under. This presentation delves into the security and privacy implications of using ML/AI in the organization, whether it is using ML/AI-based security tools or ensuring security of ML/AI-based products developed by the organization.

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This presentation is on the topic of Artificial Intelligence and the related state, federal, or international laws. We will discuss the technology and how it affects intellectual property rights and privacy laws. We will also cover which technologies are being affected and how the courts are handling the legal disputes.

The audience will take away the following:

• What is artificial intelligence?
• What are the applicable rules and regulations?
• How does AI affect intellectual property rights?
• How does AI affect privacy laws?
• What technologies are being affected?
• How are the courts handling the legal disputes?
• What are the European Commission and United States doing about it?

Traditional methods of managing Governance, Risk Management, and Compliance (GRC) programs often lack the efficiency and scalability needed in today’s fast-paced environment. This talk will demonstrate the use of Generative AI technologies to transform and turbocharge GRC teams, offering significant advancements in processing capabilities, decision-making speed, and overall accuracy. We will explore practical applications of Generative AI in automating routine GRC tasks such as policy drafting, efficient risk assessment, threat modeling, and writing your own GPTs to automate workflows.

AI exploded onto the scene late in the spring of 2023. Suddenly, people were losing their jobs, minds, and composure. It was like something out of a sci-fi novel. Surely robots would take over and enslave humans.

A year has passed and we’re all still here and mostly still employed. We’ve heard some interesting truths about AI over the year. This panel is going to focus on facts. Join our experts as we dive into some of the myths around corporate / organizational use of AI. We’ll talk about the current threats around this new technology and give insights on what’s next.

Bring your questions, as well!

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