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The intersection between
cloud security and generative AI

September 10-12, 2024 | Bellevue, WA



The mission of SECtember, CSA’s annual flagship event, is to change the way the
cloud and cybersecurity industry meets. In honor of this vision and in light of
the most revolutionary technology ever introduced, this year CSA will host a
streamlined version of the SECtember conference to focus on Artificial
Intelligence. SECtember.ai dives deep into the intersection between cloud
security and generative AI. Held September 10-12, 2024 at the Meydenbauer in
Bellevue, WA, SECtember.ai will feature industry innovators to deliver critical
tools and best practices necessary to meet the rapidly evolving demands of the
most consequential technology of our time.



Featured Speakers

Christine Lai

AI Security Lead, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)

 

Caleb Sima

Chair for AI Safety Initiative, Cloud Security Alliance

 

Ed Adams

Author, See Yourself in Cyber

Nicolas M. Chaillan

Founder, Ask Sage, Inc.

Build your AI Knowledge



Track 1: AI Security Fundamentals



AI Threats and Vulnerabilities

Covering the potential threats and vulnerabilities associated with AI systems
and exploring the various attack vectors, security risks, and potential misuse
of AI technologies. Topics may include adversarial attacks, data poisoning,
model corruption, and other security concerns related to AI models and systems.

AI Security Testing and Validation

Exploring the methods and techniques for testing, evaluating and validating the
security of AI systems. Topics may include adversarial testing, model
vulnerability assessment, and best practices for securing AI systems throughout
the development lifecycle. 

 

Deepfake and Identity Management

Exploring the challenges posed by deepfake technologies and their impact on
identity management. Topics may include deepfake detection, prevention, and
mitigation strategies, as well as the implications for identity verification and
authentication systems.

AI Security for Newbies

Delivering content designed for beginners or those new to the field of AI
security. Topics may include an introduction to the fundamental concepts,
challenges, and best practices related to securing AI systems.

 

 

Track 2: AI Security Governance and Controls



AI Control Framework

Focusing on the development and implementation of control frameworks for AI
systems. Topics may include risk assessment, control design, monitoring, and
auditing of AI systems to ensure their safe and responsible deployment.

 

AI Organizational Responsibilities & AI Governance

Examining the responsibilities and obligations of organizations in the context
of AI systems. Topics may include ethical AI practices, accountability,
transparency, and  governance, risk management, and compliance (GRC) aspects of
AI systems and regulatory landscape, legal and ethical considerations, and best
practices for ensuring AI systems are developed and deployed in a responsible
and compliant manner.

Track 3: AI Security Operations and  Emerging Trends



MLSecOps

Focusing on the intersection of machine learning (ML), security, and operations
(SecOps). Topics may include secure ML pipelines, model governance, continuous
monitoring, and the integration of security practices into the ML lifecycle.

AI and Cybersecurity Integration

Examining the integration of AI technologies with cybersecurity practices and
tools. Topics may include AI-powered threat detection, automated incident
response, and the use of AI in enhancing cybersecurity operations.

AI Security in Specific Domains

Exploring the unique security challenges and considerations of AI systems in
specific domains or industries, such as healthcare, finance, transportation, or
critical infrastructure.

 

AI Trends & Future Considerations

Exploring the latest trends and future considerations in the field of AI. Topics
may include emerging AI technologies, research advancements, potential use
cases, and the impact of AI on various industries and society as a whole.



Why attend?

Join us for three days of active discussions, transformative ideas, and
actionable solutions as we continue to navigate and shape the future of AI and
cloud security. This is your opportunity to be a leader and active participant
in the collective movement to forge a safer digital ecosystem for businesses and
communities globally. SECtember.ai is the industry’s must-attend event to gain a
holistic understanding of the future of AI disciplines and receive pragmatic
advice on managing risks and gaining benefits from generative AI today.



Registration Information


WHAT DOES IT COST TO ATTEND?

The SECtember.ai conference pass costs $400 USD. Rate is valid June 12, 2024 -
September 12, 2024. There is only one conference pass type offered this year. No
group, student or government discount passes are available.

 


WHAT CAN I ACCESS WITH A CONFERENCE PASS?

Includes access to all in-person conference sessions, breakouts, networking
activities and meals.

 

 

 


WHAT FORMS OF PAYMENT DO YOU ACCEPT?

Payment is accepted via credit card only.

 

 

 


WHAT IS YOUR CANCELLATION POLICY?

Cancellations can be made by September 2, 2024 for a full refund. Conference
passes can be transferred into a colleague’s name until September 9, 2024. If
you are feeling ill or have had recent contact with an ill person, we will
refund your full registration fee.



15 Years of Industry Leadership


In 2009, the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) embarked on a journey to redefine the
landscape of cloud security with the first version of the Security Guidance.
This year, as we celebrate our 15th anniversary, we're proud to reflect on the
remarkable strides we've made together in building a more secure and trusted
cloud ecosystem. We’ve produced over 600 consensus-driven research artifacts and
grown to encompass a global community of over 500 corporate members, 100+ global
chapters, 16,000+ Research volunteer contributors, and more than 200,000
individual members. Reflecting on our achievements, we extend our deepest
gratitude to our members, partners, and volunteers who have been instrumental in
our success. Your dedication and commitment to advancing cloud security have
been the driving force behind our accomplishments.

 

"As we look towards the horizon, filled with quantum computers, AI developments,
and yet-unnamed technologies, I am confident that together, we will continue to
safeguard the cloud, ensuring that CSA remains a beacon of trust and security
for the next 85 years and beyond."

- Jim Reavis, CEO and Founder, Cloud Security Alliance.





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