Fall 2025 Artificial Intelligence and Information Security: Making Them Work Together

This event registration day will be closed on September 10,  2025, at 8 pm.

Note:  This event will be online only
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Dates: Thursday, September 18 & Friday, September, 19, 2025 (2-Day Course)
Time: 9 am to 5 pm EST
CPEs: 16
Course information:
Artificial Intelligence is a tool to improve Information Security.  Artificial Intelligence is a risk to Information Security.  Artificial Intelligence needs to be secured.  Because of its power, novelty, and pace of change, Artificial Intelligence poses both challenges and opportunities for Information Security.  Many of these need to be dealt with in the short term, to establish baseline practices and to keep up with the increasing threat of cyberattackers getting ahead of the protections in place.  This two-day seminar/workshop addresses both the dangers to security and the ways that AI can be used to improve security practices.  The class consists of lecture, facilitated discussion, and a case study that runs through the course.  It presents practical actions, based on real-world experience.

Intended audience: 

Information Security professionals, IT Auditors, Risk Managers, IT managers, AI specialists  

Learning objectives:
Participants in this seminar will learn:  

• The basics of Artificial Intelligence and how they affect
   Information Security 
• How adversaries are attacking AI systems 
• How to use Artificial Intelligence to make Information Security more effective 
• How AI is affecting the Information Security Management function 
• What are the leading standards and guidance for AI security and how to use them 
• What to do to protect AI systems 
• Methods for assessing and auditing AI security 
• How to govern AI security 
• How to use AI to enrich Information Security careers

Seminar outline:  Please refer to the Agenda page

Instructor: Steve Ross, Risk Masters International LLC

Who Should Attend: IT Auditors, Information Security professionals, Risk Managers, System Architects

CPE Credits: 16    Capacity:  webinar - 35 people.

Refund policy: Refund requests must be submitted in writing only to education@isacany.org.  A 80% refund will only be awarded for a written request made on or before June 30, 2025.  Note: once this date has passed or class materials or Zoom links have been provided,  refunds will not be awarded for any cancellation/refund request.