Day 2 Highlights at RSA Conference 2024

From the RSA Conference in San Francisco, three ISMG editors examined all the hype around artificial intelligence, including the latest AI-enabled cybersecurity solutions, the AI tactics that adversaries are using and the burning question at RSA: Who’s in charge of AI in today’s enterprises?

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ISMG’s panelists unpacked dozens of interviews so far at RSA, and a lot of the buzz at the conference is about who in the executive suite should be in charge of security and privacy issues related to the large-scale use of generative AI tools – the CIO, chief risk officer or perhaps the CISO? “Who is better qualified than the security leader, technically, when it comes to managing AI? And this is a huge opportunity for them,” said Anna Delaney, director of productions at ISMG.

The panelists – Delaney; Michael Novinson, editor, ISMG business; and Tom Field, senior vice president, editorial – discussed:

• Emerging use cases for AI in security from investors, analysts and vendors and the debate about how to handle AI governance, security and privacy in today’s enterprises;
• Insights from an interview with Phil Venables, CISO of Google Cloud, about efforts to help organizations build cyber resiliency and secure emerging technologies;
• The growing trend of security organizations turning to managed security services providers and managed detection and response to fill gaps in security.

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