What does the arrival of AI mean from a security or risk perspective?
March 8, 2019
The front end of project planning is vital to AI implementation.
AI is being utilized in businesses globally, but many companies are still failing to ask this question: How are we protecting the software on our internal network and, how are we protecting it from external threats and the internet?
Tim Williams, Vice Chairman of Pinkerton, talked with Manufacturing Tomorrow to provide steps that companies should take to make sure they’re protected from security risks. Tim says, “The key to successfully adding AI to a company’s toolbox is to incorporate security considerations into the front end of project planning. Doing so provides greater protection and is more cost-effective than attempting to build in security measures post-implementation or after an incident.”
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