Artificial Intelligence and Data Acts: Auditing Enterprise Clouds

Webinar Outline

Enterprises are building cloud services that are empowered by AI applications (used natively or through 3^rd party integrations). Governments around the world are working on regulating such services through laws and standards. In particular, EU has recently enacted EU AI Law with specific requirements for auditing AI-driven applications. The United States’ President has passed an Executive Order on the Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence. Similarly, Canadian parliament is debating Bill C-27, which also contains Artificial Intelligence and Data Act. In this session, we’ll first highlight the impacts of AI specific laws and regulations on enterprise clouds. We’ll then try to understand AI specific laws and regulations that are coming in force in the US, Canada and EU. We’ll then review what enterprises need to do to audit their AI-powered clouds, and be compliant with upcoming AI laws.

Workshop Details/Agenda: 

• Evolving World of Artificial Intelligence   
• Industry Trends and Enterprise Challenges 
• Cloud Technologies and Rise of AI  
• AI Approaches and AI Services  
• Compliance and Regulatory Risks  
• Implication of using 3rd party AI solutions  
• Legal and Security Risks 
• Financial and Operation Risks 
• Development of AI Standards 
• Compliance Requirements 
• Executive Order 3895 (US) 
• Bill C-27 (Canada) 
• EU AI Law (EU) 
• Enterprise Cloud Management Framework (Part 1) 
• Case Study 1 - Facebook  
• Case Study 2 – OpenAI/Perplexity  
• Enterprise Cloud Management Framework (Part 2) 
• Tools, Processes and Culture  
• Ethics, Standards and Controls   
• Trust Through Transparency  
• Wrapping-Up with Q&A

Speaker

Dr. Baljeet Malhotra

Dr. Baljeet Malhotra is the Founder & CEO of TeejLab. Prior to TeejLab, he founded the R&D of Black Duck Software (acquired by Synopsys for $565 million). Prior to Black Duck, he was Research Director at SAP and a Senior Software Engineer at TechM. He concurrently held Adjunct Professor positions at UBC, UVic, UNBC, NYIT and UCW. He has given numerous ISACA, ISSA, IIA, ISC2, OWASP talks globally, and published several papers and patents at international venues. He received a PhD in Computing Science from the University of Alberta and a Post-Doctoral at the National University of Singapore. He has won several awards including Queen Elizebeth II Fellowship, NSERC (Canada) and Global Young Scientist (Singapore).