On this episode of the Emerging Cyber Risk podcast, we discuss the AI planning that is going into 2024 and how this may affect our business. The podcast is brought to you by Ignyte and Secure Robotics, where we share our expertise on cyber risk and AI to help you prepare for the risk management of emerging technologies. We are your hosts, Max Aulakh and Joel Yonts. 

Join us as we discuss the upcoming year’s initiatives and what you, as a business leader, should be planning for concerning AI development. AI is here to stay, and whether you are using it or not, you need to help prepare your team and develop safeguards around the use of AI.

The touchpoints of our discussion include:

• Having an AI Strategy
• Security Development & AI - Building and Constructing
• Supplier/Procurement/Legal Reviews of Contracts

Get to Know Your Hosts:

Max Aulakh Bio:

Max is the CEO of Ignyte Assurance Platform and a data security and compliance leader delivering DoD-tested security strategies and compliance that safeguard mission-critical IT operations. He has trained and excelled while working for the United States Air Force. He maintained and tested the InfoSec and ComSec functions of network hardware, software, and IT infrastructure for global unclassified and classified networks.

Max Aulakh on LinkedIn

Ignyte Assurance Platform Website

Joel Yonts Bio:

Joel is CEO & Research Scientist at Secure Robotics and the Chief Research Officer & Strategist at Malicious Streams. Joel is a security strategist, innovator, advisor, and seasoned security executive with a passion for information security research. He has over twenty-five years of diverse information technology experience with an emphasis on cyber security. Joel is also an accomplished speaker, writer, and software developer with research interests in enterprise security, digital forensics, artificial intelligence, and robotic & IoT systems.

Joel Yonts on LinkedIn

Secure Robotics Website

Malicious Streams Website

Resources:

Walmart Rolling out AI 

OWASP

Scott Kollar

Adobe Photoshop AI

Zoom’s Latest Terms of Service

Secure Intelligent Machines