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Deploy Securely StackAware
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Manage risk at the junction of artificial intelligence and software security.
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How Conveyor deploys AI securely (for security)
While using AI securely is a key concern (especially for companies like StackAware), on the flipside, AI has been supercharging security and compliance teams.Especially when tackling mundane tasks like security questionnaires, AI can accelerate sales and build trust.I chatted with Chas Ballew, CEO of Conveyor, about:- How AI can help with customer security reviews- What sort of controls Conveyor has in place- What Chas thinks the future will look like- The regulatory landscape for AIHere are ...
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3 AI governance frameworks
Drive sales, improve customer trust, and avoid regulatory penalties with the NIST AI RMF, EU AI Act, and ISO 42001.Check out the full post on the Deploy Securely blog: https://blog.stackaware.com/p/eu-ai-act-nist-rmf-iso-42001-picking-frameworks
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Accelerating AI governance at Embold Health
No sector is more in need of effective, well-governed AI than healthcare.The United States spends vastly more per person than any other nation, yet is in the middle of the pack when it comes to life expectancy.That’s why I was so excited to work with Embold Health to measure and manage their AI-related cybersecurity, compliance, and privacy risk.Recently I had the pleasure of speaking with their Chief Security and Privacy Officer, Steve Dufour, and Vice President of Engineering, Mark Blackham...
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Who should get ISO 42001 certified?
1) Early-stage AI startups often grapple with customer security reviews, making certifications like SOC 2 or ISO 27001 essential. However, ISO 42001 might be more suitable for AI-focused companies due to its comprehensive coverage.2) Larger corporations using AI to manage sensitive data face scrutiny and criticism. These companies can validate their AI practices through ISO 42001, offering a certified risk management system that reassures stakeholders3) In heavily-regulated sectors like healt...
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Compliance and AI - 3 quick observations
Here are the top 3 things I'm seeing:1️⃣ Auditors don’t (yet) have strong opinions on how to deploy AI securely2️⃣ Enforcement is here, just not evenly distributed.3️⃣ Integrating AI-specific requirements with existing security, privacy, and compliance ones isn’t going to be easyWant to see a full post? Check out the Deploy Securely blog: https://blog.stackaware.com/p/ai-governance-compliance-auditors-enforcement