This seminar examines the growing influence of technology on risk management. Topics include artificial intelligence and cyber.

By the end of this seminar, participants will be able to:
• Assess the implications of artificial intelligence for the profession.
• Examine cyber risk management strategies and vulnerabilities.

Furthermore, this course addresses the amplified cybersecurity vulnerabilities in an era of remote work and pervasive technology. We'll examine how AI contributes to new forms of cyber threats, from hyper-realistic phishing to autonomous malware, and delve into key issues like data privacy, unpatched software, and the human element in security. You'll learn about objective approaches to cybersecurity, including the NIST framework's five core functions:

• **Identify:** Understanding and inventorying your organization's critical assets and risk environment.
• **Protect:** Implementing safeguards and controls to ensure the security of systems and data.
• **Detect:** Establishing activities to identify cybersecurity events promptly.
• **Respond:** Developing and executing plans to contain and manage incident impact.
• **Recover:** Planning and executing activities to restore capabilities after an incident.

Who Should Attend:

• ·         Auditors
• ·         Accountants
• ·         Finance professionals
• ·         Risk management specialists
• ·         Business leaders responsible for governance and compliance