With the dawn of AI, more and more applications that we rely on for work or play are being augmented by generative AI. According to Gartner, 55% of organizations have implemented or are piloting generative AI solutions. This rapid uptake is driven by the promise of increased efficiency and innovation. However, this also brings significant challenges, particularly concerning data quality and privacy. For example, the US Congress recently banned the use of Microsoft Copilot for its staff, citing risks of data leaks. Gartner also advises caution, warning that AI tools’ ability to access and manipulate unprotected content could lead to sensitive information being exposed both internally and externally.

Join us for a conversation with Alastair Paterson, a serial cyber-security entrepreneur and co-founder and CEO of Harmonic Security.

Hosted by: Alexa Raad and Leslie Daigle.

Further reading:

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• Gartner Poll Finds 55% of Organizations are in Piloting or Production Mode with Generative A
  
  
•  US Congress bans staff use of Microsoft’s AI Copilot, Axios reports
  
  
•  Why using microsoft co-pilot could amplify existing data quality and privacy issues
  
  
• Owasp Top 10 Risks for Open Source Software
  

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