Join us for an insightful event on AI Risks in CyberSecurity happening on November 19th at 16:30 at the Novotel Genève Centre (19 Rue de Zurich, 1201 Genève).
Are We Preparing a Future for Everyone through AI?
Who really benefits from innovation?
AI is increasingly entering into society, simplifying tasks and boosting efficiency.
Excessive dependence may degrade the human abilities we’ve developed during over thousands of years: assistance is valuable, but surrendering core abilities weakens individual competence and long-term resilience.
Let’s deep-dive and argue for balanced adoption: leverage AI to augment, and not replace, human judgment, preserving skills, creativity and competitiveness for a sustainable future.
Trust in AI: Evidence or Hope?
How much do you trust the AI used in your organisation? Could you prove that trust is justified? Geopolitics, technical complexity and commercial incentives often turn AI trustworthiness into an assertion rather than an evidence-based claim. AI audits can show where confidence is justified and where it rests on hope. We will explore what can be audited, the practical challenges, and how leaders benefit. Bring your cases and join a candid discussion.
AGENDA:
16:30-17:00 Welcoming and registration
17:00-18:00 Presentations
18:00-19:30 Networking Reception
SPEAKERS:
Mauro Verderosa is a Cybersecurity and IAM Expert with +20 years of experience in the field. Specialized in Identity and Access Management since 2007, joining some of the most important projects in Europe covering the design and the implementation of complex solutions and architectures. He use to work in strongly regulated environments as financial and health care sectors. Holder of some of the most important cybersecurity certifications including CISSP, CCSP, HCISPP, CSSLP and the only ISC2 Official Trainer in Switzerland. He is also the President of the ISC2 Suisse Romande Chapter and the founder of Swiss-CyberSecurity.ch.
Pascal Duport led internal audit at the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) from 2020 to 2026, and at the Geneva Judiciary from 2017 to 2020. He now works as an independent consultant in internal audit and risk management. Certified CIA, CRMA, CISA, AAIA and Cybersecurity Audit (ISACA), he has thirty years of professional experience, half of it in audit and risk. His current work sits at the intersection of audit, risk and AI.
Swiss CyberSecurity built a partnership with ISC2 and ISACA thus our participants can earn CPE credits attending the conferences.
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