Welcome to another groundbreaking episode of the Theia Institute's Cybersecurity Forum. This episode is titled 'Using Generative AI While Keeping Your SDLC Secure' and features an extraordinary panel of renowned thought leaders in the fields of cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and software development.

Panelists:

-Dr. Lisa Palmer, an authority in machine learning and cybersecurity
-Barak Engel, a seasoned expert in enterprise security and author
-Doug Shannon, known for his work in software development and security
-Wade Billings, specializing in network security and risk management
-Dr. Todd A. Jacobs, CISM CISSP PhD, an industry leader in information security management
-Jim Desmond, a thought leader in the cybersecurity landscape

As Generative AI continues to evolve and find its place within various industries, its application in the realm of cybersecurity raises both promising possibilities and ethical concerns. This episode aims to dissect what Generative AI might mean for the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and how it intersects with existing cybersecurity measures. We delve deep into how Generative AI can be leveraged to enhance the security mechanisms we have in place, such as protections against phishing attacks.

At the same time, we explore the darker side of this technology. How might Generative AI be misused to create more advanced phishing schemes or manipulate user behavior in a manner that could victimize them further? Our panelists bring to the table their diverse perspectives and collective years of experience to scrutinize these questions.

Key Topics:

-The ethical implications of integrating Generative AI into cybersecurity
-The role of AI in enhancing or compromising SDLC security
-Real-world applications and risks of AI in combating phishing attacks
-Strategies for responsible AI implementation within cybersecurity frameworks

Join us for this riveting discussion as we navigate the intricate landscape of Generative AI, ethics, and cybersecurity. Together, we strive to build a future where technology serves as a boon, not a bane.

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