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AI Security Strategies March 2027

Type Conference
Organization CAMP IT Conferences
Event Format Physical
Size 51 - 100 approximate delegates
Registration Not Free
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Conference Description

Key Takeaways

  • One-day conference addressing security risks, vulnerabilities and governance challenges introduced by enterprise AI adoption
  • Designed for CISOs, security architects, risk managers and compliance officers in medium to large enterprises
  • Covers protection of AI models, applications and sensitive data across the development and deployment lifecycle
  • Includes strategies for defending against AI-powered threats such as enhanced phishing and attack automation
  • Offers CPE, CEU and PDU credits for continuing education

About the Event

AI Security Strategies is an in-person conference held at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont (O’Hare), Illinois. The event brings together enterprise security leaders to examine practical approaches for protecting AI systems and managing AI-related risks. The program features expert-led sessions and a panel discussion, with networking breaks providing opportunities for informal discussions with peers and sponsor representatives.

Security Risks and AI-Enabled Threats

The conference examines emerging security vulnerabilities that accompany AI adoption, including threats posed by generative AI capabilities. Sessions address defensive strategies against AI-enhanced cyber threats, where attackers leverage AI for more sophisticated phishing campaigns and automated attack techniques. Attendees will learn methods for identifying and mitigating these new threat vectors while protecting sensitive data and AI models from unauthorized access.

Governance and the AI Lifecycle

A significant portion of the program focuses on establishing governance and compliance frameworks for AI. Sessions cover how to integrate security throughout the AI development and deployment lifecycle, addressing the challenge of balancing innovation with enterprise security requirements. This is particularly relevant for organizations in regulated industries that must demonstrate responsible AI usage while maintaining compliance obligations.

Who Should Attend

The conference is designed for security leaders and professionals responsible for AI adoption and governance, including CISOs, security architects, risk managers, IT security teams, compliance officers and executives. Organizations in regulated industries facing pressure to adopt AI while managing associated risks will find the content particularly applicable.