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SUMMARY:Webinar | AI acceptable use policy
DESCRIPTION:Just because you don’t believe in AI\, doesn’t mean your employees don’t. Join us for this free webinar about our ‘AI Acceptable Use Policy’\, designed to help organisations navigate the opportunities and challenges posed by AI technologies such as ChatGPT\, Claude\, and DeepSeek AI. This session focuses on essential steps to achieve the lawful\, fair\, transparent\, secure\, and responsible use of AI by implementing an internal policy framework. As part of this event\, all attendees will receive a free\, plain-language\, two-page AI Acceptable Use Policy tailored to the needs of modern businesses. \nWhat you will learn about:\n\nThe purpose and scope of an AI Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) and how it supports lawful\, fair\, transparent\, and secure AI practices – including compliance with data protection laws and relevant cybersecurity regulations.\nThe criteria for acceptable AI use\, including alignment with organisational values\, robust data protection measures\, cybersecurity requirements\, and adherence to emerging AI regulations such as the EU AI Act.\nProhibited uses\, such as impersonation\, creating offensive or discriminatory content\, unauthorised data processing\, and unsupervised decision-making\, along with strategies to prevent these risks.\nStrategies for managing incidents\, including rapid reporting systems\, whistleblower protections\, and measures to address shadow AI usage that can lead to data leaks and security breaches.\nRegular audits\, robust access controls\, transparent data-handling procedures\, and privacy impact assessments\, as required under relevant data protection laws\, can bolster data privacy.\nBest practices for educating employees on responsible AI usage\, managing shadow AI\, and ensuring ongoing compliance through regular training and periodic reviews.\n\nWhat you will gain:\n\nInsights into developing a AI Acceptable Use Policy that aligns with your organisation’s values and operational needs.\nPractical tips for balancing innovation with legal\, ethical\, and security responsibilities in the use of AI.\nA free\, plain-language\, two-page AI Acceptable Use Policy ready for immediate implementation.\n\nPanel\n\nMichalsons: David Luyt (Senior Legal Advisor with over a decade of experience) and Karabo Mokoena\, who has just completed an LLM in Technology and Innovation Law in the Netherlands.\n\nAudience\nThis webinar is ideal for AI governance professionals\, directors\, compliance officers\, legal advisors\, IT developers\, corporate strategists\, policymakers\, researchers\, and risk management specialists seeking to maximise the benefits of AI while effectively mitigating associated risks. \nBookings\nSecure your spot today and ensure your organisation stays ahead in the era of AI. \nThis event is free and open to the public – register now and attend to secure your free policy document and stay informed on evolving AI regulations. Click the red register button below. \nRegister\n  \nBook your seat by clicking on the button belowRegistrations close in...0000Days00Hrs00Min00Sec\n 
URL:https://www.michalsons.com/event/webinar-genai-acceptable-use-policy-online
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:AI Governance,Public
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SUMMARY:Webinar | Surveying cybersecurity regulation around the world
DESCRIPTION:Cybersecurity has become a legal and compliance issue\, not just a technical one. Organisations across the world now have to deal with a growing set of cybersecurity laws\, regulations\, reporting duties\, governance requirements\, sector rules\, and enforcement risks. Often in multiple jurisdictions. \nMany countries do not address cybersecurity through a single statute. Instead\, organisations often face a layered framework comprising data protection law\, cybercrime law\, critical infrastructure rules\, incident reporting duties\, sector-specific obligations\, and information security standards. \nThis webinar offers insights into how different countries regulate cybersecurity. We will survey cybersecurity law worldwide and compare the approaches taken across different jurisdictions. \nCybersecurity regulation is growing quickly\, but it does not look the same everywhere. \nMembers of the Lexing Network recently published a comparative insight into global cybersecurity regulation\, covering jurisdictions including Brazil\, Greece\, India\, Mexico\, Portugal\, South Africa\, Singapore and Sweden. In this webinar\, we will build on that work and hear from legal experts in different countries about what organisations need to know. \nThe discussion will focus on the practical legal and compliance questions organisations face. Which laws apply? What must organisations report after a cyber incident? Who is responsible for cybersecurity governance? How do cybersecurity duties overlap with data protection\, AI governance\, cloud services\, critical infrastructure and sector regulation? \nJoin this webinar for a high-level overview of cybersecurity regulations worldwide. \nWhat you’ll learn\nThe panel will discuss questions such as: \n\nHow is cybersecurity regulated in their country?\nWhat are the main laws\, regulations\, or standards that organisations need to know?\nWhat incident reporting duties apply after a cybersecurity incident?\nWhat are the main compliance challenges organisations face?\nHow does cybersecurity regulation overlap with data protection\, AI governance\, cloud services\, or critical infrastructure?\nWhat developments should organisations watch in your jurisdiction?\n\nOutcomes\n\nGet a high-level overview of how cybersecurity is regulated across different countries by listening to experts from around the world.\nUnderstand how incident reporting duties differ between jurisdictions by comparing the obligations.\nConsider how to comply in multiple jurisdictions by comparing practical compliance challenges across countries.\n\nPresenters\nHost: David Luyt has presented on cybersecurity law and compliance to audiences across a range of industries and knows how to make complex regulatory topics clear\, practical\, and engaging. In this session\, he will guide attendees through the development of cybersecurity regulation worldwide\, highlighting key differences across jurisdictions\, common compliance challenges\, and the broader trends shaping the regulatory landscape. Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of the global cybersecurity rules they may need to consider\, and how these rules affect organisations in practice. \nPanel:  Various expert members of the Lexing Network. \nAttendees\nThis webinar is useful for any organisation that needs to understand and plan for cybersecurity regulation across different jurisdictions. \n\nCompliance officers who need to understand which cybersecurity regulations apply to their organisation.\nLegal professionals\, including general counsel and in-house legal teams\, who advise on cybersecurity\, data protection\, technology\, and regulatory risk.\nInformation officers\, data protection officers\, and privacy professionals who deal with breach notification\, security safeguards\, and regulator engagement.\nCybersecurity and information security professionals who need to understand the legal duties linked to technical controls and incident response.\nRisk\, governance\, and audit teams responsible for cyber resilience and regulatory compliance.\nBusiness leaders who need to understand cybersecurity as a legal\, operational\, and reputational risk.\nTechnology providers\, SaaS providers\, cloud providers\, and digital service providers operating across borders.\n\nBookings\nThe webinar is held on Zoom. \nMembers and non-members:\nFree for all attendees (not just members of our programmes). Please register for the event by clicking on the red register button below. If you find value in this webinar\, please consider joining a Michalsons programme. \nRegister\n  \n  \nBook your seat by clicking on the button belowRegistrations close in...0000Days00Hrs00Min00Sec\n 
URL:https://www.michalsons.com/event/webinar-surveying-cybersecurity-regulation-around-the-world
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Cybersecurity,Panel discussion,Public
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