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As executives consider how augmented intelligence (AI) is applied in the area of Cyber Security, some are concerned about their enterprise readiness for emergent technologies.

The ISACA London Chapter is pleased to announce the following event, hosted by IBM on 13th June 2018 18:00 - Registration:

This event will bring together forward thinking security leaders, decision makers and AI subject matter experts to explore the advancements in Augmented Intelligence and enterprise cyber security.

This event will help decision makers find answers to important questions including:

- How can security leaders harness the power of augmented intelligence to decrease the time to detect and respond to cyber threats?

- Why is the human element so important for decision making and risk assessment?

- What are the challenges & opportunities for addressing the cyber security skills gap?

‘A Security Leader's Guide to Augmented Intelligence’

18:30 - Presentations

AI Applications: The Next Step in Digital Transformation. Ana Perales, Director for Strategic Transformation at Barclays.

The impacts of the AI strategy decisions have far-reaching implications on the continued viability of enterprises, their digital strategy and cyber security posture. We reflect on the successful applications of AI in a range of industries and highlight opportunities as well as risk mitigation strategies.

Deconstruction of a Security Breach. Mike Spradbery, Technical Leader, IBM Security UK & Ireland

Enterprises have had their security solutions tested by increasingly sophisticated cybercriminals. This live reconstruction of a security breach and SOC operation will illustrate hands-on detection, forensics and remediation in keeping enterprise secure.

20:00 - Panel Session led by Akhil Lalwani, Innovation Office, Group Security, Prudential PLC

AI or Cognitive: Where humans draw the line?

Cognitive computing is stepping up enterprise defences in the fight against cybercrime. What is the core difference between AI and Cognitive? Rob High, IBM’s CTO for Watson put it, “What it’s really about is involvement of a human in the loop,” and he described Watson as “augmented intelligence” rather than artificial intelligence. This talk will look at the applications of cognitive tools in cyber security.

20:35 – Drinks, nibbles. Networking and live VR demo.