Safeguarding sensitive information with AI

The challenge of safeguarding sensitive information has become increasingly complex

• The impact of increasing cyber threats has been felt with significant breaches occurring and increasing sophistication from attackers.
• The need to comply with stringent regulations while managing vast volumes of dispersed information is increasingly putting pressure on staff.
• Organisations are operating expanding technology portfolios and information sprawl has continued to expand rapidly.
• We have seen emerging challenges to meet demands of AI and automation initiatives, requiring the screening of large collections of content and curating content for these initiatives.

To address these challenges, organisations must adopt proactive strategies to detect, manage, and protect high-risk and sensitive information effectively, and around the clock.

Join us on 26th February when our expert panel will explore how shifting to a modern information federation framework can enable organisations to confidently safeguard their most critical information, protecting sensitive information from potential vulnerabilities and breaches.

Who should attend?
SIROs, Chief and Senior Digital Leaders and Officers working to protect data and digital technologies used in the transformationof health and public services, including but not limited to: SIROs, Chiefs / Directors / Heads of Digital, Data and Technology across Central Government, Local Government, the NHS, Police, Fire & Rescue, Housing, Universities and the Third Sector. Heads of Transformation, Customer Services, Social Care, Environment, Sustainability and Service Delivery - all those who need to ensure that sensitive information is available, accessible and protected.

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