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April 19th Chapter Meeting
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AI and Resilience
Business resilience is increasingly critical across sectors, though stretched resources pose challenges. AI presents a timely solution if thoughtfully implemented. This presentation makes the case for AI adoption while addressing ethical concerns.
After defining resilience and current pressures, we clarify misconceptions around AI, focusing on practical applications relevant to professionals. Capabilities like tone detection in your writing, creating summaries, action items, gap analysis from transcriptions, predictive analytics, automated communications, and scenario modeling can enhance planning, crisis response, and recovery.
We emphasize responsible integration, like using AI-enabled SaaS features or anonymizing data. Understanding your and your organization's risk appetite around disruptive technologies is critical for adopting and defining the governing policy for AI in your organization. Collaboration with reputable vendors also mitigates risks. Addressing biases and explainability builds trust in AI systems.
The choice is not whether to adopt AI but how soon. AI alignments today create resilience dividends tomorrow. With ethical precautions, AI can stretch limited resources without compromising values or security. The journey begins with small steps.
Speaker - Jason Hoss
Join us in person or virtual!
AI and Resilience
Business resilience is increasingly critical across sectors, though stretched resources pose challenges. AI presents a timely solution if thoughtfully implemented. This presentation makes the case for AI adoption while addressing ethical concerns.
After defining resilience and current pressures, we clarify misconceptions around AI, focusing on practical applications relevant to professionals. Capabilities like tone detection in your writing, creating summaries, action items, gap analysis from transcriptions, predictive analytics, automated communications, and scenario modeling can enhance planning, crisis response, and recovery.
We emphasize responsible integration, like using AI-enabled SaaS features or anonymizing data. Understanding your and your organization's risk appetite around disruptive technologies is critical for adopting and defining the governing policy for AI in your organization. Collaboration with reputable vendors also mitigates risks. Addressing biases and explainability builds trust in AI systems.
The choice is not whether to adopt AI but how soon. AI alignments today create resilience dividends tomorrow. With ethical precautions, AI can stretch limited resources without compromising values or security. The journey begins with small steps.
Speaker - Jason Hoss
Full Scale Exercise with CISA (Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency)
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED | COORS FIELD FULL-SCALE EXERCISE
CISA, in coordination with Coors Field, local first responders, and state and federal partners, will be conducting a full-scale exercise (FSE) at Coors Field in Denver, CO. The FSE will be structured to allow participants to perform response actions that would be taken during a simulated incident at Coors Field.
This exercise is planned for six hours at Coors Field on May 22, 2024.
The scenario involves a simulated explosion, followed by an active shooter during a regular season weekend Colorado Rockies game at Coors Field. Exercise play will include two 60-minute iterations of the scenario. Exercise actors are needed to support the exercise and perform various roles during the simulations.
If you would like to participate and are age 18+, please fill out the Actor Intake Form to register https://forms.office.com/g/99FKAUDSG6. Also, please share this information with others that may be interested.
Participants will be exposed to loud noises including simulated gunshots and explosive sounds. To participate in this exercise, please read the exercise safety, weapons, and security policies on the registration page and to be an actor at this exercise, you must sign and acknowledge the actor waiver. You will also be required to complete a 2-hour virtual training session to participate.
Note that travel expenses are the responsibility of participants, but parking and refreshments will be provided by Coors Field for exercise participants.
If you have additional questions about the exercise, please contact the CISA Exercise team at ISEB@cisa.dhs.gov.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED | COORS FIELD FULL-SCALE EXERCISE
CISA, in coordination with Coors Field, local first responders, and state and federal partners, will be conducting a full-scale exercise (FSE) at Coors Field in Denver, CO. The FSE will be structured to allow participants to perform response actions that would be taken during a simulated incident at Coors Field.
This exercise is planned for six hours at Coors Field on May 22, 2024.
The scenario involves a simulated explosion, followed by an active shooter during a regular season weekend Colorado Rockies game at Coors Field. Exercise play will include two 60-minute iterations of the scenario. Exercise actors are needed to support the exercise and perform various roles during the simulations.
If you would like to participate and are age 18+, please fill out the Actor Intake Form to register https://forms.office.com/g/99FKAUDSG6. Also, please share this information with others that may be interested.
Participants will be exposed to loud noises including simulated gunshots and explosive sounds. To participate in this exercise, please read the exercise safety, weapons, and security policies on the registration page and to be an actor at this exercise, you must sign and acknowledge the actor waiver. You will also be required to complete a 2-hour virtual training session to participate.
Note that travel expenses are the responsibility of participants, but parking and refreshments will be provided by Coors Field for exercise participants.
If you have additional questions about the exercise, please contact the CISA Exercise team at ISEB@cisa.dhs.gov.
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