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Traditional IT security is predictable, but AI is not. In an era where AI learns, evolves, and operates on data-centric logic, the standard playbooks for network and infrastructure security are no longer enough. Enter ISACA’s Advanced in Artificial Intelligence Security Management (AISM), a framework designed to bridge the gap between traditional security and the unique risks of the AI era.
In this episode, we explore the shift from application logic to data-centric AI security. We dive into the complexities of "Poisoning" attacks, prompt injections, and the critical importance of human-in-the-loop governance. Whether you're a CISSP, CISM, or an aspiring AI security leader, this is your guide to mastering the integration of AI into your enterprise strategy.
🤖 What You’ll Learn:
Beyond Traditional IT Security: Why predictable application behavior is being replaced by evolving AI models that require a constant security refresh.

The "Poisoning" Threat: Understanding how attackers target centralized data lakes to manipulate model outcomes.

Decoding the AAISM Certification: A step-by-step breakdown of the three core domains: Governance, Risk, and AI Technology.

Privacy & Hallucinations: Managing the specific risks of PII data leaks and the unique challenges of model inversion and extraction.

Building an AI Council: Why you need an ethics committee and a board-level accountability structure for responsible AI deployment.

The Role of the AI Chief Officer: How security professionals can pivot into this high-impact leadership role by mastering AI infrastructure and operations.

🎧 Tune in to discover why "governance" is the most powerful tool in your AI security toolkit and how to stand out in the 2026 job market.

Are we ready for AI that doesn’t just suggest, but actually executes? In this forward-looking session, we dive into the world of Agentic AI the breakthrough technology transforming AI from a passive chatbot into an active digital worker. As we move into 2026, the landscape of work is shifting from traditional automation to autonomous systems that can plan, learn, and coordinate. We break down the evolution of these intelligent agents, their impact on global industries, and the critical skills you need to remain indispensable in an AI-driven workforce.

🔍 What You’ll Learn:
From Assistant to Operator: Understanding the core difference between generative AI (an advisor) and Agentic AI (an operator) that executes tasks end-to-end.

The Anatomy of an Agent: A deep dive into the five pillars of Agentic AI: Goal, Plan, Tools, Memory, and the Feedback Loop.

Timeline of Evolution: Tracking AI's journey from Deep Reinforcement Learning in 2015 to the seamless business integration expected in 2026.

Real-World Value Patterns: How Agentic AI is already delivering value in Finance, Customer Service, and Manufacturing by removing "human glue work".

The Future Workforce: Why job descriptions are shifting from "executing steps" to "designing and overseeing outcomes," and the rise of AI Operations (AIOps).

Ethical Guardrails: Navigating the non-negotiables of AI governance, including bias, accountability, and the "Human-in-the-Loop" requirement.

Roadmap for 2026: A practical step-by-step guide to assessing organizational readiness and developing a strategic roadmap for AI adoption.

🎧 The transition to Agentic AI isn't just about smarter tools; it's about embedding intelligence into our operating models. To thrive, we must move from repetitive execution to high-value judgment and system thinking.

In the cloud era, the line between "System Admin" and "Security Engineer" has officially vanished. As organizations migrate identity, networks, and endpoints to Microsoft Azure, the demand for Secure Admin skills is at an all-time high. This episode breaks down the definitive 2026 roadmap for mastering Azure security by combining the foundational management of AZ-104 with the advanced defense strategies of AZ-500. We explore why you can't secure a network you don't know how to build, and why Zero Trust is the only architecture that matters in a world where the traditional "firewall perimeter" is dead.
🛡️ What You’ll Learn:
The Secure Admin Shift: Why performance tuning and security monitoring are now a single, mandatory skill set.

Zero Trust Architecture: Moving away from "behind the firewall" thinking to a model where every identity, device, and network request is verified.

Conditional Access: How to build "Digital Guardrails" that block unwanted logins based on location, device health, and risk levels.

AZ-104 vs. AZ-500: Why the Admin track is the essential building block for the Security track.

Networking Deep Dive: Understanding VNETs, Subnets, and the two levels of defense: Network Security Groups (NSG) and Azure Firewall.

Data & Identity Protection: Implementing DLP (Data Loss Prevention), Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) security, and advanced MFA.

🎧 Tune in to learn how to transition from a traditional admin to a Cloud Security Architect and future-proof your career for 2026.

One careless click is all it takes—are you really safe online? In today's digital landscape, cyber threats are no longer limited to IT teams; they target everyone. This episode is a comprehensive guide from our Cybersecurity Awareness Program, designed to help individuals, students, and families navigate the modern digital world safely. From identifying phishing emails to defending against AI-driven deepfakes, we break down the most common threats and provide a clear roadmap to protect your digital identity.

📘 What You’ll Learn:
India’s Top Scams: Recognizing the red flags of local digital fraud.

Financial First Aid: How to respond to financial fraud in minutes to minimize loss.

Account Hardening: Step-by-step essentials for securing Gmail, Facebook, and other digital accounts.

Spotting Fakes: Advanced techniques to identify fraudulent emails, domains, and deepfakes.

Practical Defense: A summary of simulations and role-plays for real-world readiness.

The Action Plan: A final wrap-up to build lasting, strong digital safety habits.

🎧 Tune in to build your human firewall and transform from a target into a defender.

Is the AWS Security Specialty a beginner certification? How does the new SCS-C03 version differ from its predecessor? In this session, we break down the entire AWS certification hierarchy and pinpoint exactly where the Security Specialty stands. We explore the shifting weight of exam domains; like the increased focus on IAM and the introduction of the Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework (OCSF). Beyond the theory, we walk through real-world exam scenarios, from bypassing the internet for private service communication to mitigating large-scale DDoS attacks.
🔍 What You’ll Learn:
AWS Certification Hierarchy: Understanding the four levels (Foundation, Associate, Professional, Specialty) and why Solution Architect Associate is the best starting point for security pros
CS-C02 vs. SCS-C03: A domain-by-domain comparison, highlighting the jump in IAM weight from 16% to 20% and the new focus on logging and incident response.

New Exam Content: Introduction to OCSF for universal log formatting, OWASP Top 10 for LLMs, and security for EKS/Kubernetes.

Private Networking: How to use VPC Endpoints to ensure traffic between EC2 and S3 never leaves the AWS infrastructure.

Advanced Threat Protection: Differentiating between Guard Duty (threat detection), Network Firewall (VPC protection), and AWS Shield/CloudFront (DDoS mitigation).

Storage Lifecycle Management: Using S3 Life Cycle policies and Glacier Deep Archive for cost-effective, long-term (10-year) log retention.

🎧 Mastering AWS security isn't just about knowing the tools; it's about designing an architecture where privacy, identity, and resilience are baked into every layer of the cloud.