Security and Trust in the New AI World
“Uncertainty is the only certainty there is, and knowing how to live with insecurity is the only security”
John Allen Paulos
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Overview
The advancement of AI continues to impact corporate strategy as models and use-cases gain maturity and develop from beta-phase testing to full launch in active functions and applications. However, AI models and applications can increase cyber risk, exposing organizations to new security and privacy vulnerabilities that cyber attackers will seek to exploit. Additional to cyber threat, poorly implemented security and privacy governance in AI use cases will incur regulatory fines and potential loss of license to operate.
Expert perspectives
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IDC Connect Roundtable Session
1. Zero Trust – Smart Investments in Modern Network Defense
2. Solving the Cyber Talent Gap – Rethinking the Skills Shortage
3. Cloud Security – Tackling the Top 3 Migration Risks
4. Smart Security – The True Role of AI and GenAI
5. Building a Security-First Culture – From Awareness to Accountability
Key Topics
Key Topics
Venue
7A Odenplan
Norrtullsgatan 6, 113 26 Stockholm
Just steps from Odenplan station, it offers flexible workspaces, meeting rooms, and perks like coffee, pet-friendly access, and rooftop terraces—perfect for a productive day or event.
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The Critical Role of Governments in EU Cyber-Resilience
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