The Cyber Executive
The Cyber Executive
Podcast Description
The Cyber Executive host is Marc Ashworth and has over 30 years of technology, security and business experience and leads the discussions with top executives and industry leaders on the topics of cyber security, technology, risk and business.
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The podcast focuses on cyber security, technology risks, and business strategies, featuring episodes like the deep dive into incident response with Che Bhatia and the exploration of cybersecurity leadership techniques with Gary Chan. Key themes include incident response, leadership in cybersecurity, and the complexities of securing healthcare organizations.
The Cyber Executive host is Marc Ashworth and has over 30 years of technology, security and business experience and leads the discussions with top executives and industry leaders on the topics of cyber security, technology, risk and business.
In this episode of the Cyber Executive Podcast, host Marc Ashworth speaks with James Pham, CEO of Opsin, about the pressing challenges and opportunities in securing AI systems. They discuss the unique risks associated with AI, including data poisoning and the need for robust governance. The conversation also covers the importance of collaboration across the cybersecurity industry, the evolving role of AI in security, and the balance between innovation and responsible oversight. Pham emphasizes the need for organizations to adapt to the rapidly changing landscape of AI security and the importance of cultivating a culture of transparency and collaboration within teams.
To learn more about Opsin, go to www.opsinsecurity.com
Takeaways
- AI security is fundamentally different from traditional IT security.
- Data poisoning poses significant risks to AI models.
- Governance in AI security is a shared responsibility.
- Supply chain attacks present unique challenges in AI.
- The nature of AI makes it both powerful and easy to misuse.
- Collaboration across the industry is still in its early stages.
- Organizations must evolve with the changing AI landscape.
- Transparency and communication are key to bridging skill gaps.
- AI agents could introduce new privacy concerns.
- The security industry needs to be more tolerant of failures.
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