Trends in Information Sharing: AI Impacts on Regulatory Compliance and Best Practices

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Trends in Information Sharing: AI Impacts on Regulatory Compliance and Best Practices

The continuing evolution and use of artificial intelligence is reshaping compliance frameworks, necessitating more efficient and secure information sharing practices across industries worldwide.

Join us as we explore the transformative effects of AI on the regulatory landscape and best practices concerning the protection and sharing of various types of sensitive information (including classified, controlled unclassified, proprietary, export-controlled, and other crucial data) and how understanding these impacts is essential for staying competitive, ensuring security, and avoiding legal pitfalls.

This session is ideal for professionals from defense, aerospace, tech, biomedical, and manufacturing industries working in compliance, information security, legal/regulatory affairs, and information governance.

Attendees will gain insight into:

How AI technologies are transforming regulatory compliance and best practices related to information protection and sharing
Potential risks and challenges associated with AI-driven information generation and sharing and best practices for mitigating them effectively
Strategies for effectively navigating compliance requirements in various sectors

There will be time for a Q&A Session with webinar attendees.

Speaker and Presenter Information

Chuck Brooks is President of Brooks Consulting International. He also serves as an adjunct professor at Georgetown University, teaching graduate courses on risk management, emerging technologies, and cybersecurity.

Chuck was named a “Top Tech Person to Follow" by LinkedIn, where he has 117,000 followers on his profile. As a thought leader, blogger, and event speaker, he has briefed the G20 on energy cybersecurity and the U.S. Embassy to the Holy See and the Vatican on global cybersecurity cooperation. He has served on two National Academy of Sciences advisory groups and also addressed United States Transportation Command on cybersecurity.

Chuck is a contributor to Forbes, The Washington Post, Dark Reading, Homeland Security Today, GovCon, Barron’s, The Hill, and Federal Times on cybersecurity and emerging technology topics. He has received appointments for executive service by two U.S. presidents, including the Department of Homeland Security and Voice of America, and served in executive leadership roles at General Dynamics, Xerox, and Rapiscan Systems.

He has an MA from the University of Chicago, a BA from DePauw University, and a certificate in International Law from The Hague Academy of International Law.