This course is designed to empower business executives with the knowledge and

tools to navigate the complex landscape of AI security, ensuring their organizations

can harness the benefits of AI while minimizing risks.

By the end of this course, participants will:

• Understand the fundamentals of AI and its security implications.
• Identify key risks and threats associated with AI systems.
• Learn strategies to mitigate AI-related security risks.
• Develop a framework for integrating AI security into business operations.
• Gain insights into regulatory and ethical considerations in AI security.

Business executives, senior managers, and decision-makers with limited technical expertise but a need to understand AI security risks and strategies.

This  Training will be highly interactive with opportunities to advance your opinions and ideas and will include:

• Lectures
• Workshop & Work Presentation
• Case Studies and Practical Exercise
• Videos and General Discussions

Module 1: Introduction to AI and Its Business Applications

• What is AI? (Overview of machine learning, deep learning, andgenerative AI)
• Key business use cases of AI (e.g., automation, decision-making,customer engagement)
• The growing importance of AI in competitive advantage

Module 2: Understanding AI Security Risks

• Unique vulnerabilities of AI systems (e.g., data poisoning, modeltheft, adversarial attacks)
• Risks to data privacy and integrity
• Operational risks (e.g., bias, lack of transparency, over-reliance onAI)
• Case studies of AI security breaches and their impact

Module 3: Building a Secure AI Ecosystem

• Best practices for securing AI systems (e.g., robust data governance,model validation)
• The role of encryption, access controls, and monitoring
• Ensuring transparency and explainability in AI decisions
• Collaboration between AI developers, security teams, and business leaders

Module 4: Regulatory and Ethical Considerations

• Overview of global AI regulations (e.g., GDPR, EU AI Act, U.S.guidelines)
• Ethical AI principles (e.g., fairness, accountability, transparency)
• Balancing innovation with compliance and ethical responsibility

Module 5: Developing an AI Security Strategy

• Assessing AI risks specific to your industry and organization
• Creating an AI governance framework
• Integrating AI security into existing cybersecurity policies
• Building a culture of AI awareness and responsibility

Module 6: Future Trends in AI Security

• Emerging threats and challenges in AI security
• The role of AI in enhancing cybersecurity
• Preparing for the next wave of AI advancements

Interactive Components:

• Case Studies: Real-world examples of AI security successes and failures.
• Group Discussions: Identifying AI risks and mitigation strategies for participants’ organizations.
• Scenario-Based Exercises: Simulating AI security incidents and decision-making processes.

Key Takeaways:

• A clear understanding of AI security risks and their business implications.
• Practical strategies to protect AI systems and data.
• A framework for integrating AI security into organizational strategy.
• Awareness of regulatory and ethical considerations in AI deployment.

Delivery Format:

• In-person workshops or virtual sessions.
• Expert-led presentations, interactive discussions, and hands-on exercises.
• Customizable to specific industries (e.g., finance, healthcare, retail).

Post-Course Support:

• Access to resources (e.g., AI security checklists, frameworks).
• Follow-up consultations with AI security experts.
• Recommendations for tools and technologies to enhance AI security.

CDGA attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing minimum of 80% of the total course duration.