Security Awareness Training - Artificial Intelligence & Emerging Security Risks

Security Awareness Training – Artificial Intelligence & Emerging Security Risks

April 15, 2025

Join us for an essential Security Awareness Training session focused on the evolving landscape of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the emerging security risks that come with it. In this session, we explore how AI is being used in everyday tools—and how it's also creating new opportunities for threat actors. This training emphasizes awareness, responsible usage, and practical security behaviors to help you stay one step ahead.

Key Topics Covered:

Understanding AI and Its Integration: Learn what AI really is, how tools like ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, and voice assistants like Siri and Alexa work, and how AI is quietly embedded in everything from email platforms to project management systems.
Growing Enterprise AI Adoption: AI is now present in 78% of organizations, with applications in business automation, customer service, coding assistance, and even threat detection. As adoption increases, so do the associated risks.
Top 5 AI Security Risks
AI-Enhanced Threats to Watch For
Real-World Incidents

Best Practices for Secure AI Use:

Refer to policies like Acceptable Use, InfoSec, and AI-specific guidelines.
Stay educated through ongoing training and awareness programs.
Never upload sensitive data into public or unvetted AI tools.
Vet any new AI tool for privacy and compliance before using it.
Always apply human oversight—review AI outputs critically.

Why This Matters:

AI is not going away—it’s becoming a core part of our daily lives and work. But just as it helps us move faster, it can also expose us to new risks if not handled securely. With the right policies, training, and human oversight, we can harness the power of AI while staying protected.

Stay informed, stay alert, and remember—YOU are the first line of defense.

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