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SUMMARY:Industry Webinar: Architecting Trustworthy AI: From Design Principles to Live Defense
DESCRIPTION:Are your AI applications secure by design\, or are you patching vulnerabilities after deployment? With the rise of Agentic AI\, autonomous actions\, and shadow models\, relying on traditional security boundaries is no longer an option. Join us for an ‘exclusive masterclass’ built for AI architects\, developers\, and security professionals. We will move beyond theory to show how a Secure AI by Design approach works in real environments. You will learn how to design architectures that govern external tools\, secure models\, and protect autonomous agents. The session includes a live technical demo covering how to proactively expose risks using automated AI Red Teaming\, secure the AI supply chain with AI Model Security\, and defend against threats like prompt injections using AI Runtime Security. \nSpeakers:\nSean Morgan\, Sr. Director – Technical Marketing Engineering – AI Security\, Palo Alto Networks\nSean Morgan is a Sr. Director at Palo Alto Networks\, leading technical marketing engineering for the Prisma AIRS team. Joining through the acquisition of Protect AI\, where he served as Chief Architect\, Sean brings deep expertise at the intersection of AI and cybersecurity. His background spans productionalizing AI in the semiconductor industry\, researching adversarial machine learning for DARPA\, and scaling MLOps at AWS. An active open-source contributor\, Sean is dedicated to securing the next generation of autonomous\, intelligent systems to redefine the landscape of cybersecurity. \nChris King\, Sr. Principal Product Manager – Prisma AIRS\, Palo Alto Networks\nChris King is a Senior Principal Product Manager at Palo Alto Networks and an expert in developing AI security solutions. He leads Model Security strategy for Prisma AIRS\, helping enterprises secure AI systems by design—from protecting models to addressing new risks in agentic AI. Previously\, as Head of Product at Protect AI\, Chris built the first enterprise-grade AI security solutions and guided the company through a successful acquisition. His expertise spans both startup innovation and enterprise-scale security\, giving him a practical perspective on how organizations can safeguard their AI investments. Chris is dedicated to helping leaders build trust\, resilience\, and security into every stage of their AI journey. \nModerator:\nPeter Krass\, Moderator\, InformationWeek \nBrought to you by: Palo Alto Networks
URL:https://pmimontgomerycountymd.org/event/industry-webinar-architecting-trustworthy-ai-from-design-principles-to-live-defense/
LOCATION:Virtual Webinar\, United States
CATEGORIES:Education
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SUMMARY:Non-Profit/Association Virtual Education: Introduction to Corporate Giving
DESCRIPTION:Is your organization ready to seek corporate support?  \nCorporate grant makers are different from traditional foundations in many ways. This class provides a basic overview of:  \n\nThe different types of corporate giving \nWhat motivates corporations to give \nHow to find potential corporate partners\n\nThis course qualifies for 1.5 CFRE Points \nLearn how to\n\nDefine different types of corporate philanthropy and their motivations. \nLearn how to find information about different types of corporate philanthropy \n\nIvonne Simms\, Educational Programming Manager\, Candid (she/her) \nIvonne has over 20 years of comprehensive experience developing strong programs and relationships to expand educational access to historically underserved communities. In addition\, she has a talent for teaching that has translated successfully from middle school math\, to adult GED classes\, to freshman seminar at a community college.  \nAfter relocating to Atlanta\, Ivonne took a role with a non-profit that really allowed her to grow and flourish. As regional manager she was the face and voice in the Southeast\, setting the tone for their work with over 30 independent schools\, numerous partner organizations\, and over 500 families annually. She relished in supporting students and their families through their educational journey\, and the organization enjoyed tremendous growth under her leadership. Ivonne is excited to use her natural gift for connecting with people to train nonprofit leaders with Candid. She is particularly interested in creating equitable practices that will help under resourced organizations doing impactful work. Making the world better has always been a motivation in her work.  \nIvonne holds degrees from Boston University and Baruch College. When she isn’t exploring new restaurants\, singing\, or hanging out with her family\, you are sure to find her on the tennis court competing\, or just enjoying the game with friends. 
URL:https://pmimontgomerycountymd.org/event/non-profit-association-virtual-education-introduction-to-corporate-giving/
LOCATION:Virtual Webinar\, United States
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