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Generative AI is entering enterprise workflows quickly — connecting to internal documents, databases, APIs and other systems while interacting with increasingly sensitive information. That creates new security questions alongside familiar concerns like authentication, access control and data protection.
In this AI Cyber Readiness Summit session, Infosec instructor John Bassili breaks down the risks organizations need to consider when deploying generative AI and the practical controls that can help make adoption safer.
From prompt injection and sensitive data exposure to least privilege, human oversight and AI incident response, John walks through how security teams can protect the input, application and output while keeping governance and monitoring in place throughout the AI lifecycle.
In this session, you’ll discover:
0:00 — Why generative AI creates new enterprise security challenges
1:42 — How connected AI systems expand the attack surface
4:04 — Prompt injection, jailbreaks and other major AI risks
6:48 — Protecting what AI is allowed to see
7:53 — Access control and the principle of least privilege
10:00 — Securing AI input, applications and output
12:32 — Why you should never blindly trust AI prompts or output
12:51 — What to do before and after deploying AI
14:53 — AI incident response and human oversight
15:29 — What secure AI adoption requires
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