Artificial Intelligence

The day has finally come. We are happy to announce the kick off to the Artificial Intelligence work streams and the introduction of our four official working groups under the AI umbrella. Below, please click on the working groups you wish to register for. You will then be provided access to following meetings after initial registration. Meetings kick off the week of October 30 for three of the groups. The AI controls group is TBD, but be on the lookout for updates on that one from the respective owners.  

Please join one group or all, based on your interest or expertise in the given area. We will be in full force moving forward to get releases lined up and completed. I will be posting working group descriptions this week, as well as topics of interest, and a light agenda that may be changed over the coming weeks. 

Official call to action will also be pushed out to the outside community within the next week, as well as more posted content relating to the AI initiative. 

We look forward to meeting everyone, and working on securing the future of AI usage.

AI Technology & Risk WG
AI Governance & Compliance
AI Organizational Responsibilities

AI Technology and Risk

The AI Technology and Risk working group is focused on staying abreast of the latest technological advancements in AI while simultaneously identifying, understanding, and forecasting associated risks, threats, and vulnerabilities. This technical group aims to act as both a knowledge hub and a proactive risk management entity, bridging the gap between innovation and security in the realm of AI.

AI Governance & Compliance

The AI Governance & Compliance Committee aspires to be the industry's cornerstone for establishing, advocating, and disseminating governance and compliance standards for artificial intelligence. The committee aims to shape policy, influence legislation, and create benchmarks that set the gold standard.

AI Organizational Responsibilities

The AI Organizational Responsibilities Committee is committed to pioneering and setting industry standards for the definition of roles and responsibilities within security teams, specifically adapted to the emerging challenges and opportunities presented by AI technologies. The committee aims to identify the shifts in tasks and knowledge bases that are imperative for various security sub-teams, such as product security and detection & response teams, in the age of AI.

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Sean Heide M.Sc., CCSK

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Hi Sean, 

Where's the link to the AI controls group?  I would like to join that group. 

Thank you

Satnam

The day has finally come. We are happy to announce the kick off to the Artificial Intelligence work streams and the introduction of our four official working groups under the AI umbrella. Below, please click on the working groups you wish to register for. You will then be provided access to following meetings after initial registration. Meetings kick off the week of October 30 for three of the groups. The AI controls group is TBD, but be on the lookout for updates on that one from the respective owners.  

Please join one group or all, based on your interest or expertise in the given area. We will be in full force moving forward to get releases lined up and completed. I will be posting working group descriptions this week, as well as topics of interest, and a light agenda that may be changed over the coming weeks. 

Official call to action will also be pushed out to the outside community within the next week, as well as more posted content relating to the AI initiative. 

We look forward to meeting everyone, and working on securing the future of AI usage.

AI Technology & Risk WG
AI Governance & Compliance
AI Organizational Responsibilities

AI Technology and Risk

The AI Technology and Risk working group is focused on staying abreast of the latest technological advancements in AI while simultaneously identifying, understanding, and forecasting associated risks, threats, and vulnerabilities. This technical group aims to act as both a knowledge hub and a proactive risk management entity, bridging the gap between innovation and security in the realm of AI.

AI Governance & Compliance

The AI Governance & Compliance Committee aspires to be the industry's cornerstone for establishing, advocating, and disseminating governance and compliance standards for artificial intelligence. The committee aims to shape policy, influence legislation, and create benchmarks that set the gold standard.

AI Organizational Responsibilities

The AI Organizational Responsibilities Committee is committed to pioneering and setting industry standards for the definition of roles and responsibilities within security teams, specifically adapted to the emerging challenges and opportunities presented by AI technologies. The committee aims to identify the shifts in tasks and knowledge bases that are imperative for various security sub-teams, such as product security and detection & response teams, in the age of AI.

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Sean Heide M.Sc., CCSK

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The day has finally come. We are happy to announce the kick off to the Artificial Intelligence work streams and the introduction of our four official working groups under the AI umbrella. Below, please click on the working groups you wish to register for. You will then be provided access to following meetings after initial registration. Meetings kick off the week of October 30 for three of the groups. The AI controls group is TBD, but be on the lookout for updates on that one from the respective owners.  

Please join one group or all, based on your interest or expertise in the given area. We will be in full force moving forward to get releases lined up and completed. I will be posting working group descriptions this week, as well as topics of interest, and a light agenda that may be changed over the coming weeks. 

Official call to action will also be pushed out to the outside community within the next week, as well as more posted content relating to the AI initiative. 

We look forward to meeting everyone, and working on securing the future of AI usage.

AI Technology & Risk WG
AI Governance & Compliance
AI Organizational Responsibilities

AI Technology and Risk

The AI Technology and Risk working group is focused on staying abreast of the latest technological advancements in AI while simultaneously identifying, understanding, and forecasting associated risks, threats, and vulnerabilities. This technical group aims to act as both a knowledge hub and a proactive risk management entity, bridging the gap between innovation and security in the realm of AI.

AI Governance & Compliance

The AI Governance & Compliance Committee aspires to be the industry's cornerstone for establishing, advocating, and disseminating governance and compliance standards for artificial intelligence. The committee aims to shape policy, influence legislation, and create benchmarks that set the gold standard.

AI Organizational Responsibilities

The AI Organizational Responsibilities Committee is committed to pioneering and setting industry standards for the definition of roles and responsibilities within security teams, specifically adapted to the emerging challenges and opportunities presented by AI technologies. The committee aims to identify the shifts in tasks and knowledge bases that are imperative for various security sub-teams, such as product security and detection & response teams, in the age of AI.

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Sean Heide M.Sc., CCSK

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Times for these meetings indicates that they are for US-based members only.

I have posted this before and have received no response to the contrary.

So can someone please advise how others can contribute?  Are we just to listen to the recording?

The day has finally come. We are happy to announce the kick off to the Artificial Intelligence work streams and the introduction of our four official working groups under the AI umbrella. Below, please click on the working groups you wish to register for. You will then be provided access to following meetings after initial registration. Meetings kick off the week of October 30 for three of the groups. The AI controls group is TBD, but be on the lookout for updates on that one from the respective owners.  

Please join one group or all, based on your interest or expertise in the given area. We will be in full force moving forward to get releases lined up and completed. I will be posting working group descriptions this week, as well as topics of interest, and a light agenda that may be changed over the coming weeks. 

Official call to action will also be pushed out to the outside community within the next week, as well as more posted content relating to the AI initiative. 

We look forward to meeting everyone, and working on securing the future of AI usage.

AI Technology & Risk WG
AI Governance & Compliance
AI Organizational Responsibilities

AI Technology and Risk

The AI Technology and Risk working group is focused on staying abreast of the latest technological advancements in AI while simultaneously identifying, understanding, and forecasting associated risks, threats, and vulnerabilities. This technical group aims to act as both a knowledge hub and a proactive risk management entity, bridging the gap between innovation and security in the realm of AI.

AI Governance & Compliance

The AI Governance & Compliance Committee aspires to be the industry's cornerstone for establishing, advocating, and disseminating governance and compliance standards for artificial intelligence. The committee aims to shape policy, influence legislation, and create benchmarks that set the gold standard.

AI Organizational Responsibilities

The AI Organizational Responsibilities Committee is committed to pioneering and setting industry standards for the definition of roles and responsibilities within security teams, specifically adapted to the emerging challenges and opportunities presented by AI technologies. The committee aims to identify the shifts in tasks and knowledge bases that are imperative for various security sub-teams, such as product security and detection & response teams, in the age of AI.

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Sean Heide M.Sc., CCSK

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The day has finally come. We are happy to announce the kick off to the Artificial Intelligence work streams and the introduction of our four official working groups under the AI umbrella. Below, please click on the working groups you wish to register for. You will then be provided access to following meetings after initial registration. Meetings kick off the week of October 30 for three of the groups. The AI controls group is TBD, but be on the lookout for updates on that one from the respective owners.  

Please join one group or all, based on your interest or expertise in the given area. We will be in full force moving forward to get releases lined up and completed. I will be posting working group descriptions this week, as well as topics of interest, and a light agenda that may be changed over the coming weeks. 

Official call to action will also be pushed out to the outside community within the next week, as well as more posted content relating to the AI initiative. 

We look forward to meeting everyone, and working on securing the future of AI usage.

AI Technology & Risk WG
AI Governance & Compliance
AI Organizational Responsibilities

AI Technology and Risk

The AI Technology and Risk working group is focused on staying abreast of the latest technological advancements in AI while simultaneously identifying, understanding, and forecasting associated risks, threats, and vulnerabilities. This technical group aims to act as both a knowledge hub and a proactive risk management entity, bridging the gap between innovation and security in the realm of AI.

AI Governance & Compliance

The AI Governance & Compliance Committee aspires to be the industry's cornerstone for establishing, advocating, and disseminating governance and compliance standards for artificial intelligence. The committee aims to shape policy, influence legislation, and create benchmarks that set the gold standard.

AI Organizational Responsibilities

The AI Organizational Responsibilities Committee is committed to pioneering and setting industry standards for the definition of roles and responsibilities within security teams, specifically adapted to the emerging challenges and opportunities presented by AI technologies. The committee aims to identify the shifts in tasks and knowledge bases that are imperative for various security sub-teams, such as product security and detection & response teams, in the age of AI.

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Sean Heide M.Sc., CCSK

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The day has finally come. We are happy to announce the kick off to the Artificial Intelligence work streams and the introduction of our four official working groups under the AI umbrella. Below, please click on the working groups you wish to register for. You will then be provided access to following meetings after initial registration. Meetings kick off the week of October 30 for three of the groups. The AI controls group is TBD, but be on the lookout for updates on that one from the respective owners.  

Please join one group or all, based on your interest or expertise in the given area. We will be in full force moving forward to get releases lined up and completed. I will be posting working group descriptions this week, as well as topics of interest, and a light agenda that may be changed over the coming weeks. 

Official call to action will also be pushed out to the outside community within the next week, as well as more posted content relating to the AI initiative. 

We look forward to meeting everyone, and working on securing the future of AI usage.

AI Technology & Risk WG
AI Governance & Compliance
AI Organizational Responsibilities

AI Technology and Risk

The AI Technology and Risk working group is focused on staying abreast of the latest technological advancements in AI while simultaneously identifying, understanding, and forecasting associated risks, threats, and vulnerabilities. This technical group aims to act as both a knowledge hub and a proactive risk management entity, bridging the gap between innovation and security in the realm of AI.

AI Governance & Compliance

The AI Governance & Compliance Committee aspires to be the industry's cornerstone for establishing, advocating, and disseminating governance and compliance standards for artificial intelligence. The committee aims to shape policy, influence legislation, and create benchmarks that set the gold standard.

AI Organizational Responsibilities

The AI Organizational Responsibilities Committee is committed to pioneering and setting industry standards for the definition of roles and responsibilities within security teams, specifically adapted to the emerging challenges and opportunities presented by AI technologies. The committee aims to identify the shifts in tasks and knowledge bases that are imperative for various security sub-teams, such as product security and detection & response teams, in the age of AI.

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Sean Heide M.Sc., CCSK

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The day has finally come. We are happy to announce the kick off to the Artificial Intelligence work streams and the introduction of our four official working groups under the AI umbrella. Below, please click on the working groups you wish to register for. You will then be provided access to following meetings after initial registration. Meetings kick off the week of October 30 for three of the groups. The AI controls group is TBD, but be on the lookout for updates on that one from the respective owners.  

Please join one group or all, based on your interest or expertise in the given area. We will be in full force moving forward to get releases lined up and completed. I will be posting working group descriptions this week, as well as topics of interest, and a light agenda that may be changed over the coming weeks. 

Official call to action will also be pushed out to the outside community within the next week, as well as more posted content relating to the AI initiative. 

We look forward to meeting everyone, and working on securing the future of AI usage.

AI Technology & Risk WG
AI Governance & Compliance
AI Organizational Responsibilities

AI Technology and Risk

The AI Technology and Risk working group is focused on staying abreast of the latest technological advancements in AI while simultaneously identifying, understanding, and forecasting associated risks, threats, and vulnerabilities. This technical group aims to act as both a knowledge hub and a proactive risk management entity, bridging the gap between innovation and security in the realm of AI.

AI Governance & Compliance

The AI Governance & Compliance Committee aspires to be the industry's cornerstone for establishing, advocating, and disseminating governance and compliance standards for artificial intelligence. The committee aims to shape policy, influence legislation, and create benchmarks that set the gold standard.

AI Organizational Responsibilities

The AI Organizational Responsibilities Committee is committed to pioneering and setting industry standards for the definition of roles and responsibilities within security teams, specifically adapted to the emerging challenges and opportunities presented by AI technologies. The committee aims to identify the shifts in tasks and knowledge bases that are imperative for various security sub-teams, such as product security and detection & response teams, in the age of AI.

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Sean Heide M.Sc., CCSK

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Hello Sean

I would like to participate in the following groups, but other than joining the Zoom meetings is there a sign-up or list, or dedicated site? 
AI Technology & Risk WG
AI Governance & Compliance

Also, what times are these meetings held? When you select the Zoom link, it just tries to join the meeting which obviously isn't currently active and there is no information on the meeting schedule. 

RH

The day has finally come. We are happy to announce the kick off to the Artificial Intelligence work streams and the introduction of our four official working groups under the AI umbrella. Below, please click on the working groups you wish to register for. You will then be provided access to following meetings after initial registration. Meetings kick off the week of October 30 for three of the groups. The AI controls group is TBD, but be on the lookout for updates on that one from the respective owners.  

Please join one group or all, based on your interest or expertise in the given area. We will be in full force moving forward to get releases lined up and completed. I will be posting working group descriptions this week, as well as topics of interest, and a light agenda that may be changed over the coming weeks. 

Official call to action will also be pushed out to the outside community within the next week, as well as more posted content relating to the AI initiative. 

We look forward to meeting everyone, and working on securing the future of AI usage.

AI Technology & Risk WG
AI Governance & Compliance
AI Organizational Responsibilities

AI Technology and Risk

The AI Technology and Risk working group is focused on staying abreast of the latest technological advancements in AI while simultaneously identifying, understanding, and forecasting associated risks, threats, and vulnerabilities. This technical group aims to act as both a knowledge hub and a proactive risk management entity, bridging the gap between innovation and security in the realm of AI.

AI Governance & Compliance

The AI Governance & Compliance Committee aspires to be the industry's cornerstone for establishing, advocating, and disseminating governance and compliance standards for artificial intelligence. The committee aims to shape policy, influence legislation, and create benchmarks that set the gold standard.

AI Organizational Responsibilities

The AI Organizational Responsibilities Committee is committed to pioneering and setting industry standards for the definition of roles and responsibilities within security teams, specifically adapted to the emerging challenges and opportunities presented by AI technologies. The committee aims to identify the shifts in tasks and knowledge bases that are imperative for various security sub-teams, such as product security and detection & response teams, in the age of AI.

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Sean Heide M.Sc., CCSK

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The day has finally come. We are happy to announce the kick off to the Artificial Intelligence work streams and the introduction of our four official working groups under the AI umbrella. Below, please click on the working groups you wish to register for. You will then be provided access to following meetings after initial registration. Meetings kick off the week of October 30 for three of the groups. The AI controls group is TBD, but be on the lookout for updates on that one from the respective owners.  

Please join one group or all, based on your interest or expertise in the given area. We will be in full force moving forward to get releases lined up and completed. I will be posting working group descriptions this week, as well as topics of interest, and a light agenda that may be changed over the coming weeks. 

Official call to action will also be pushed out to the outside community within the next week, as well as more posted content relating to the AI initiative. 

We look forward to meeting everyone, and working on securing the future of AI usage.

AI Technology & Risk WG
AI Governance & Compliance
AI Organizational Responsibilities

AI Technology and Risk

The AI Technology and Risk working group is focused on staying abreast of the latest technological advancements in AI while simultaneously identifying, understanding, and forecasting associated risks, threats, and vulnerabilities. This technical group aims to act as both a knowledge hub and a proactive risk management entity, bridging the gap between innovation and security in the realm of AI.

AI Governance & Compliance

The AI Governance & Compliance Committee aspires to be the industry's cornerstone for establishing, advocating, and disseminating governance and compliance standards for artificial intelligence. The committee aims to shape policy, influence legislation, and create benchmarks that set the gold standard.

AI Organizational Responsibilities

The AI Organizational Responsibilities Committee is committed to pioneering and setting industry standards for the definition of roles and responsibilities within security teams, specifically adapted to the emerging challenges and opportunities presented by AI technologies. The committee aims to identify the shifts in tasks and knowledge bases that are imperative for various security sub-teams, such as product security and detection & response teams, in the age of AI.

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Sean Heide M.Sc., CCSK

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The day has finally come. We are happy to announce the kick off to the Artificial Intelligence work streams and the introduction of our four official working groups under the AI umbrella. Below, please click on the working groups you wish to register for. You will then be provided access to following meetings after initial registration. Meetings kick off the week of October 30 for three of the groups. The AI controls group is TBD, but be on the lookout for updates on that one from the respective owners.  

Please join one group or all, based on your interest or expertise in the given area. We will be in full force moving forward to get releases lined up and completed. I will be posting working group descriptions this week, as well as topics of interest, and a light agenda that may be changed over the coming weeks. 

Official call to action will also be pushed out to the outside community within the next week, as well as more posted content relating to the AI initiative. 

We look forward to meeting everyone, and working on securing the future of AI usage.

AI Technology & Risk WG
AI Governance & Compliance
AI Organizational Responsibilities

AI Technology and Risk

The AI Technology and Risk working group is focused on staying abreast of the latest technological advancements in AI while simultaneously identifying, understanding, and forecasting associated risks, threats, and vulnerabilities. This technical group aims to act as both a knowledge hub and a proactive risk management entity, bridging the gap between innovation and security in the realm of AI.

AI Governance & Compliance

The AI Governance & Compliance Committee aspires to be the industry's cornerstone for establishing, advocating, and disseminating governance and compliance standards for artificial intelligence. The committee aims to shape policy, influence legislation, and create benchmarks that set the gold standard.

AI Organizational Responsibilities

The AI Organizational Responsibilities Committee is committed to pioneering and setting industry standards for the definition of roles and responsibilities within security teams, specifically adapted to the emerging challenges and opportunities presented by AI technologies. The committee aims to identify the shifts in tasks and knowledge bases that are imperative for various security sub-teams, such as product security and detection & response teams, in the age of AI.

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Sean Heide M.Sc., CCSK

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The day has finally come. We are happy to announce the kick off to the Artificial Intelligence work streams and the introduction of our four official working groups under the AI umbrella. Below, please click on the working groups you wish to register for. You will then be provided access to following meetings after initial registration. Meetings kick off the week of October 30 for three of the groups. The AI controls group is TBD, but be on the lookout for updates on that one from the respective owners.  

Please join one group or all, based on your interest or expertise in the given area. We will be in full force moving forward to get releases lined up and completed. I will be posting working group descriptions this week, as well as topics of interest, and a light agenda that may be changed over the coming weeks. 

Official call to action will also be pushed out to the outside community within the next week, as well as more posted content relating to the AI initiative. 

We look forward to meeting everyone, and working on securing the future of AI usage.

AI Technology & Risk WG
AI Governance & Compliance
AI Organizational Responsibilities

AI Technology and Risk

The AI Technology and Risk working group is focused on staying abreast of the latest technological advancements in AI while simultaneously identifying, understanding, and forecasting associated risks, threats, and vulnerabilities. This technical group aims to act as both a knowledge hub and a proactive risk management entity, bridging the gap between innovation and security in the realm of AI.

AI Governance & Compliance

The AI Governance & Compliance Committee aspires to be the industry's cornerstone for establishing, advocating, and disseminating governance and compliance standards for artificial intelligence. The committee aims to shape policy, influence legislation, and create benchmarks that set the gold standard.

AI Organizational Responsibilities

The AI Organizational Responsibilities Committee is committed to pioneering and setting industry standards for the definition of roles and responsibilities within security teams, specifically adapted to the emerging challenges and opportunities presented by AI technologies. The committee aims to identify the shifts in tasks and knowledge bases that are imperative for various security sub-teams, such as product security and detection & response teams, in the age of AI.

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Sean Heide M.Sc., CCSK

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