AI has erased the line between governance risk and security risk, and your organization may be more exposed than you think. Attackers are already using AI for deepfake social engineering, fraudulent remote hires, and faster intrusion. At the same time, defenders are deploying autonomous agents that introduce new identity, logging, and privilege problems of their own. You may be surprised by how quickly an AI-driven incident can cross the line into a reportable security event. If your organization uses AI in any form, the time to prepare is now.
Join Dan Pepper, Chair of the Fisher Phillips Data Protection and Cybersecurity and Tech Transactions teams, as he walks through what every organization needs to understand about AI and security risk. He'll lay out the current AI-enabled threat model and how it is reshaping the attack surface, explain whether and when an AI failure becomes a reportable security incident, and walk through the governance and contract terms that hold up when it does. You'll walk away with a practical framework to assess your exposure and help put the right safeguards in place before an AI failure becomes a breach.
If you have any questions, please contact Mary Gray Turner.
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HRCI and SHRM
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