In an era of unprecedented cyber threats and a significant rise in cyber attacks, Steven Peake, Director of Solution Architects for Northern Europe at Barracuda, joins us to discuss why it’s critical all organisations, large or small, need to be prepared.

In the episode, Steven, identifies the cybersecurity challenges organisations are facing in the current climate, the role AI is playing and what business leaders need to do to keep their valuable data safe as, in today’s landscape, it’s a case of when you get attacked, not if.

The opinions expressed in this episode are those of the interviewee and are not necessarily reflective of the organisation they’re employed by.

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Can AI be fooled? What happens when machines are manipulated?

In this episode, we sit down with Harriet Farlow, founder of Mileva Security Labs and a leading expert in AI security, to explore the world of adversarial attacks, ethical hacking, and the urgent need for responsible AI governance.

With over 10 years of experience and a PhD in AI Security, Harriet breaks down how AI systems can be exploited, why ethics must be at the core of AI development, and what business leaders need to do now to stay ahead of emerging threats. She also shares insights from her work shaping industry standards and speaking at major events like DEFCON.

The opinions expressed in this episode are those of the interviewee and are not necessarily reflective of the organisation they’re employed by.

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What is zero trust architecture? What does it mean to have a zero trust policy? And what can businesses do to protect their data? In this episode, Masuma Shariff, Tech Consultant at Advania UK, discusses the importance of the CIA (confidentiality, integrity and availability) Triad and shares what tools are available to help SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises) ensure their organisation and data stay safe. Masuma talks about her work helping women in STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) and provides ways business owners can make sure they have the right skills and talent from the get-go.

The opinions expressed in this episode are those of the interviewee and are not necessarily reflective of the organisation they’re employed by.

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How important is having a diverse team and workforce? And what’s the impact of technologies like AI (artificial intelligence) on your workforce? In the latest episode of Business Disrupted, Salford Business School’s Mirage Islam connects with Amazon's Inclusive eXperiences & Technology Leader, Sámi Ben-Ali, to get the intel.Salford alumnus, Sámi, highlights the importance of embracing the unknown, owning your own career and using technology to get the best out of people, while sharing insight on how businesses can develop a culture of change in the current turbulent yet transformational landscape.

The opinions expressed in this episode are those of the interviewee and are not necessarily reflective of the organisation they’re employed by.

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How do business leaders build trust in AI? In this episode of Business Disrupted, Senior Consultant in AI & Analytics Anna Nguyenova at IBM, shares insight and best practice on what business leaders need to consider, to keep their organisations protected and data secure. Hosted by Mirage Islam, Senior Lecturer in Digital Marketing, during the episode Anna also shares insight on how businesses can adopt AI responsibly and ensure they’re building trust by prioritising safe and secure systems, as well as the opportunities for businesses to adopt advanced technologies to innovate.

The opinions expressed in this episode are those of the interviewee and are not necessarily reflective of the organisation they’re employed by.

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