Securing Generative AI Workloads on Modern Application Architectures
Thursday, January 23 — 1 pm ET
Organizations are rapidly expanding their digital transformation initiatives to include AI and Generative AI (GenAI) technologies, seeking to leverage their transformative capabilities to drive innovation and efficiency. However, this adoption introduces new security challenges, particularly as sensitive data increasingly interacts with AI workloads in cloud environments. This webinar explores the security challenges organizations face when integrating AI into modern, agile cloud architectures and why a Zero Trust security approach is critical for protecting sensitive data and mitigating these risks.
Join our roundtable panel of experts, including Guy Currier, analyst at The Futurum Group, and Jason Smith, Partner Solutions Architect at Zscaler, and Travis Niedens, AWS who will share their extensive knowledge and experiences on AI and Zero Trust security paradigms, and discuss a variety of topics.
What You’ll Learn:
The unique security challenges posed by GenAI and how they differ from traditional security concerns.
The importance of a Zero Trust security model for securing AI workloads and how it can reduce the attack surface and prevent data breaches.
Practical strategies for implementing Zero Trust in the context of GenAI, including access control, data protection, and threat monitoring.
Security controls and services that can enhance the protection of AI workloads on the AWS platform.
Real-world insights and best practices for securing GenAI, enabling organizations to adopt AI technologies securely and confidently.
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Dr. Travis Niedens holds a PhD and MBA, and has been an expert in Information Security since earning his CISSP certification in 2005. With 29 years of experience in IT, he has held key security architect and management roles at several Fortune 500 companies. For the past two years, Dr. Niedens has been a Senior Partner Solution Architect at AWS, where he leverages his extensive expertise. He also has a strong interest in emerging technologies, particularly Quantum Computing and cryptography.
Guy is the CTO at Visible Impact, responsible for positioning, GTM, and sales guidance across technologies and markets. He has decades of field experience describing technologies, their business and community value, and how they are evaluated and acquired. Guy’s specialty areas include AI, DevOps/cloud-native/12-factor, enterprise applications, application integration, Big Data, governance-risk-compliance, containerization, virtualization, HPC, CPUs-GPUs, xPUs, and systems lifecycle management.
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