Introduction to Cyber Security: Third Sector and SMEs
Introduction to Cyber Security for Staff is an entry-level training session designed to help non-technical employees understand and mitigate everyday cyber threats. The session equips…
AI is becoming part of the everyday technology that organisations use. From customer service chatbots to document search and internal assistants. But adding AI functionality can also introduce new security risks, and potentially create new ways into the systems and data it connects to.
And it isn’t only about AI. The web application sitting around it still needs to be secure too.
We’ll look at both sides; the traditional vulnerabilities organisations still need to watch for, and the newer risks introduced when AI is connected to websites, applications, data and business processes.
Most importantly, we’re going to keep this practical. What can go wrong? What should organisations be checking? And how can you test whether something that appears secure actually is?
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