AI & OpenSearch: Confronting the New Frontier of Security & Compl...
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A survey of 500+ IT and security leaders finds 60% basic or no security for AI/ML systems and 43% are very or extremely concerned about securing the AI stack; top gaps are no standard for AI lifecycle, poor visibility (shadow AI) and an AI security talent shortage. Canonical ships charmed OpenSearch with Juju operators that deploy on VMs or Kubernetes, automate failover, standby clusters, backups to S3-compatible storage, encryption, user management and observability, and offers Ubuntu Pro with up to 10 years of maintenance.
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- 0:00AI and OpenSearch security
- 1:49AI as cybersecurity battleground
- 9:00Challenges in securing AI workloads
- 15:26Shadow AI visibility gaps
- 16:55AI security talent shortage
- 20:36AI security takeaways
- 22:03OpenSearch security platform
- 23:46Automating OpenSearch deployment
- 28:59Securing OpenSearch with Ubuntu Pro
- 30:47Q&A
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