- To join in-person: Red Hat tower in Raleigh downtown (100 E Davie St, Raleigh, NC 27601)
- To join remotely: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/3775705632
- Agenda:
- 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm ET: Arrival, Food, Drinks and Networking (sponsored by SANS & CSA Triangle)
- 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm ET: Presentation (details below)
- 7:30 pm - 8:00 pm ET: Food, Drinks and Networking (sponsored by SANS & CSA Triangle)
Abstract/Summary: Navigating the world of generative artificial intelligence, understanding the intersection of AI, human risk, and cybersecurity has never been more critical. This presentation, “Generative AI Security Essentials,” offers a non-technical overview tailored for decision-makers and AI beginners. We start by demystifying generative AI, exploring its capabilities, and discussing its profound impact on productivity and business operations. The session delves into prompt engineering, highlighting best practices for effective AI interactions.
We focus on the risks associated with AI usage, including biases, privacy concerns, and security vulnerabilities. Emphasizing the importance of developing robust AI policies and adhering to ethical guidelines, we provide practical steps for decision-makers to ensure safe and responsible AI deployment within their organizations.
Join us as we navigate the challenges and opportunities presented by AI, equipping you with the essential knowledge to harness its potential while safeguarding your organization against emerging threats.
Agenda:
- Introduction
- Demystifying Generative Artificial Intelligence
- Prompt Engineering
- Top AI User Risks
- AI Policy and Regulations
- Conclusion / Questions
Speaker Bio: Dan deBeaubien is a 35-year veteran of information technology. He formerly served as the CTO of Michigan Technological University. Since joining The SANS Institute in 2014, he has worked across a diverse range of security and training areas, from Security Awareness to SANS OnDemand, contributing to various product development and training initiatives.
In his current role as the Head of Innovation at the SANS Institute, Dan leads AI research and chairs both the AI policy and product working groups. These groups authored SANS’ AI-related policies and established the AI Resource Center which is charged with prioritizing and implementing AI related projects at SANS. Dan’s team has crafted AI toolsets, AI training models and prototyped a massive cybersecurity AI for SANS. Dan is also the author for SANS AIS247 – AI Security Essentials for business leaders and SANS role-based and end-user AI training.
