Risk management isn't just for specialists anymore—it's becoming as crucial as communication or leadership in today's complex business landscape. That's why we're excited to announce that the Integrated Risk Management Professional (IRMP) Certification is now live in every OCEG Pro All Access Pass holder's certification dashboard. What makes IRMP revolutionary? It breaks down silos by integrating five essential domains: ➡️ Quantitative Risk Management: Master data-driven risk modeling ➡️ Qualitative Risk Management: Evaluate subjective factors expertly ➡️ Risk Financing: Optimize resource allocation ➡️ Operational Risk Management: Embed risk awareness into organizational DNA ➡️ Decision Theory: Make better choices under uncertainty This certification opens doors for anyone looking to master risk management, regardless of their role. In a world where uncertainty is constant, this knowledge isn't just nice-to-have—it's essential. The IRMP transforms how professionals understand and manage risk, bridging the gap between analysis and decision-making. 🔗 Learn more about the IRMP Certification today: https://lnkd.in/eTrFpvYw
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OCEG, a global nonprofit think tank, pioneered GRC and Principled Performance®. For over twenty years, OCEG has democratized GRC knowledge, offering open-access frameworks, resources, education, and certifications to professionals worldwide. Through the OCEG GRC Capability Model™ and Principled Performance®, OCEG drives leadership and strategy. OCEG's 150K+ members include individuals at all levels, from C-suite to individual contributors across small and midsize businesses, international corporations, nonprofits, and government agencies. OCEG aims to establish democratized GRC knowledge as the global standard by offering open-source frameworks and affordable, accredited education. OCEG educates its members on achieving Principled Performance through integrated capability models across six critical disciplines: Governance and oversight, Strategy and performance, Risk and decision Support, Compliance and ethics, Security and continuity, and Audit and assurance.
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- GRC, corporate governance, risk management, compliance, compliance program, ERM, corporate compliance program, risk, internal audit, ethics, business ethics, information security, and internal controls
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Recognized expert in corporate governance, strategy, risk and compliance. Creator of #PrincipledPerformance. Founder of #OCEG (creator of #GRC)…
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✨La "Guida essenziale alla Governance dell'IA" di OCEG delinea misure per affrontare le sfide di sicurezza specifiche dell'IA e garantire una protezione solida durante tutto il ciclo di vita dell'IA: 1️⃣ Avvelenamento dei dati La manipolazione intenzionale dei dati di addestramento può compromettere le prestazioni dell'IA. Garantire l'integrità dei dati attraverso la convalida, gli audit e il monitoraggio in tempo reale. 2️⃣ Attacchi avversari La manipolazione degli input può trarre in inganno gli output dell'IA. Rafforzare i modelli con test avversariali, sanificazione degli input e valutazioni regolari di robustezza. 3️⃣ Gestione degli incidenti I guasti specifici dell'IA spesso richiedono piani di risposta personalizzati. Includere controlli di integrità del modello, protocolli di escalation e integrare i sistemi di IA in SIEM. 4️⃣ Sviluppo sicuro del modello Applicare pratiche di codifica sicura e utilizzare librerie affidabili per ridurre al minimo le vulnerabilità di terze parti durante lo sviluppo del modello di IA. 5️⃣ Controllo degli accessi e autenticazione Proteggere i sistemi di IA con l'autenticazione a due fattori e applicare il principio del privilegio minimo per l'accesso alla piattaforma e ai dati. 6️⃣ Crittografia e privacy dei dati Proteggere i dati di IA con crittografia a riposo e in transito adottando tecniche come la privacy differenziale e la crittografia omomorfa. 7️⃣ Test di sicurezza continui Condurre test di penetrazione, controlli di robustezza avversaria e sfruttare programmi di bug bounty per scoprire vulnerabilità dell'IA. 8️⃣ Sicurezza dei fornitori terzi Valutare i rischi di sicurezza nei modelli di IA pre-addestrati o negli strumenti di IA forniti da terzi, concentrandosi sulla loro integrità e resistenza alla manipolazione. 9️⃣ Threat Modeling Specifico per l'IA Valutare regolarmente i sistemi di IA per identificare vulnerabilità uniche come l'inversione del modello, gli attacchi avversari e gli scenari di avvelenamento dei dati. Affrontare le sfide di sicurezza specifiche dell'IA, come gli attacchi avversari, l'avvelenamento dei dati e la manipolazione del modello, richiede salvaguardie personalizzate che i framework di cybersecurity tradizionali potrebbero non coprire. The Essential Guide to AI Governance di OCEG di Carole Switzer e Lee Dittmar 👉🏻https://lnkd.in/gd3ryeE5 #SicurezzaIA #Cybersecurity #FiduciaIA #RegolamentazioneIA #RischioIA #SicurezzaIA #SicurezzaLLM #IAresponsabile #ProtezioneDati #GovernanceIA #AIGP #IAsegura #AttacchiIA #ComplianceIA #SuperficieAttaccoIA #CybersecurityIA #IAetica #CISO #IAavversaria #MinacceIA #HackingIA #IAMalevola #IAOffensiva #LineeGuidaIA #RicercaIA #ISO42001 Thank to Tal Eliyahu for sharing
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Twenty years ago, a new category of technology applications came into being to support GRC processes. AI adoption will do the same as it drives the need for a new ecosytem of solutions to manage, govern, manage risks, and ensure compliance. New tools are essential. Read my latest blog about Purpose-Built Solutions for governing AI. https://lnkd.in/eMc3274p
Managing AI with legacy IT systems? That's like trying to navigate a spaceship with a paper map, and big companies are learning that the hard way. Time and again, major tech companies have been forced to pull AI models after launch. Traditional content monitoring systems repeatedly fail where specialized AI testing would have caught critical issues: models generating false information, exhibiting bias, or making unauthorized decisions. This is exactly why enterprises need purpose-built AI governance solutions - specialized platforms designed for AI's unique complexities. These solutions go beyond basic monitoring, delivering comprehensive testing for bias, automated risk assessment, and real-time performance tracking. And here's why these solutions aren't optional anymore: 1️⃣ AI systems are dynamic & evolving - they need real-time oversight that legacy tools simply can't provide. When ChatGPT started hallucinating financial data, companies with specialized monitoring caught it immediately. Others learned from angry customers. 2️⃣ The regulatory landscape is complex. From the EU AI Act to emerging global frameworks, specialized compliance capabilities are essential. Just ask H&M and Worldcoin about the cost of AI compliance missteps. 3️⃣ Technical depth matters. You can't monitor model drift, ensure explainability, or detect bias with tools built for static systems. Modern AI governance requires AI-powered solutions. The bottom line? Organizations must invest in purpose-built AI governance now, or risk falling behind as AI adoption accelerates. 🔗 Read our AI blog series by Lee Dittmar to learn more: https://lnkd.in/eMc3274p
Why Purpose-Built Solutions Are Essential for Governing AI
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Managing AI with legacy IT systems? That's like trying to navigate a spaceship with a paper map, and big companies are learning that the hard way. Time and again, major tech companies have been forced to pull AI models after launch. Traditional content monitoring systems repeatedly fail where specialized AI testing would have caught critical issues: models generating false information, exhibiting bias, or making unauthorized decisions. This is exactly why enterprises need purpose-built AI governance solutions - specialized platforms designed for AI's unique complexities. These solutions go beyond basic monitoring, delivering comprehensive testing for bias, automated risk assessment, and real-time performance tracking. And here's why these solutions aren't optional anymore: 1️⃣ AI systems are dynamic & evolving - they need real-time oversight that legacy tools simply can't provide. When ChatGPT started hallucinating financial data, companies with specialized monitoring caught it immediately. Others learned from angry customers. 2️⃣ The regulatory landscape is complex. From the EU AI Act to emerging global frameworks, specialized compliance capabilities are essential. Just ask H&M and Worldcoin about the cost of AI compliance missteps. 3️⃣ Technical depth matters. You can't monitor model drift, ensure explainability, or detect bias with tools built for static systems. Modern AI governance requires AI-powered solutions. The bottom line? Organizations must invest in purpose-built AI governance now, or risk falling behind as AI adoption accelerates. 🔗 Read our AI blog series by Lee Dittmar to learn more: https://lnkd.in/eMc3274p
Why Purpose-Built Solutions Are Essential for Governing AI
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What's all the buzz about open access standards, and why do we care so much? At OCEG, we believe in democratizing knowledge for GRC professionals worldwide and ensuring unrestricted access to essential educational materials because enhancing GRC safety should never come at a price. Open-source standards drastically improve the GRC space as a whole by: ➡️ Fostering Collaboration: Open access standards promote collaboration and interoperability across the GRC market without making professionals hop price hurdles to meet their goals. ➡️ Enabling Global Consistency: With open access standards, accessibility barriers are broken down across the globe, empowering organizations and ensuring global consistency in GRC practices. This not only simplifies compliance efforts but also enhances trust on a global scale. ➡️ Increasing Innovation: Open access standards fuel innovation by providing unrestricted access to new development tools and solutions. Why do you believe in the mission behind open access standards? Let us know below & learn more about us by becoming a free member today! 🔗: https://lnkd.in/eZsD5qzj
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🎦 ICYMI, the encore presentation of our AI GRC webinar is a must-watch for any organization navigating their corporate AI strategy. Industry experts Michael Rasmussen of GRC 20/20 Research and Monitaur CEO Anthony Habayeb delivered an insightful discussion on how organizations can effectively manage AI risks while maximizing its transformative potential. In this session, you'll discover practical strategies for: 🔘 How to overcome challenges of manual AI governance processes 🔘 Key capabilities to look for in AI GRC solutions 🔘 Steps to build an effective business case for AI GRC automation 🔘 Practical strategies for establishing sustainable AI governance Whether you're struggling with committees and manual oversight, or want to enhance your AI governance, this webinar provides actionable insights for streamlining your GRC processes. Watch the replay now to learn how to confidently deploy AI while ensuring compliance and ethical use. Link in the comments 👇 #AIGovernance #GRC #RiskManagement #BusinessInnovation #Leadership