AI Security and privacy is a fundamental right, not a bargaining chip. Leaders must build AI systems that respect user privacy and data security. So when developing AI applications, prioritise building systems that respect user privacy rights. This means obtaining explicit consent for data collection and implementing robust security measures to protect user information. By prioritising privacy, our Leaders will help build trust with users and ensure the long-term success of your AI endeavours.
John Keegan, Deputy Director Department, DWP
Jean-Christophe Gaillard, Corix Partners & Chris burtenshaw, Strata Security.
David Stubley, Cyber Security Assurance Board Advisor, Scotland IS
July 2019
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July 2019
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July 2019
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June 2019
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June 2019
Those of us fortunate enough to be part of the C-suite of a large organisation are facing some of the biggest challenges we have ever seen. We are grappling with risks that simply didn’t exist a decade ago. We are encountering foes that are neither […]
May 2019
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