Trusted and Responsible AI? Secure Data Is Step #1
Salesforce is secure, but no one is immune to cyber threats. Learn how to assess your Salesforce environment and create a security roadmap that will mitigate risk and drive measurable value.
Important: This session is first come, first seated. You do not have a reserved seat.
, Partner, Cybersecurity Services , IBM
, Global Partner, Cybersecurity Services, IBM Consulting, IBM
Role: Architect, Developer
Product: Data 360
Topic: Security
Session Level: Intermediate
Session Type: Theater
Tuesday, Sep 173:30 PM - 3:50 PM PDT
(10:30 PM - 10:50 PM GMT)
Moscone North, LL, Campground, Theater 1
Session Summary by Einstein: The session underscored the critical importance of securing data and AI systems, emphasizing the substantial economic impact of cybercrime, which constitutes an $8 trillion industry. With the average global cost of a data breach rising to $4.88 million—a 10% increase from the previous year—companies are urged to adopt rigorous security measures for AI. The discussion highlighted the need for securing credentials to prevent phishing attacks, which are the primary method for data breaches, and addressed industry-specific threats with healthcare and financial services being the most targeted sectors. The session also introduced the IBM framework for securing AI, which focuses on ensuring the security of data, models, infrastructure, and usage, and stressed the application of this framework within the Salesforce environment.
Key Takeaways by Einstein:
• Cybersecurity best practices and the IBM framework for securing AI were introduced, focusing on protecting data and AI from threats like credential theft and phishing.
• The session provided alarming statistics, including 292 days to recover from a data breach and the fact that less than a quarter of businesses are actively securing their AI against emerging risks.
• Specific solutions discussed included the implementation of AI firewalls, model scanning, and advanced security capabilities to protect against new threats such as prompt injection attacks and deepfakes.
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Merlinda Lu
Salesforce Developer, IBM
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