AI is the future’s operating system, reshaping healthcare, finance, defense, and more. But as its power grows, so does the question: Who’s ensuring it’s safe? From the EU’s AI Act to the UAE’s bold AI Legislative Intelligence Office, global efforts are underway—but a governance gap looms. Here’s why we need bold action now to secure AI’s promise without risking its perils. #ResponsibleAI #AIGovernance

On a snowy mountain, two friends, parachuted in for charity, debated global business. Their friend dubbed, "The Colonel," aims to expand his software firm beyond Europe but faces language and cultural hurdles. Could AI language models unlock his ambitions? One saw efficiency; the other, privacy risks. LLMs promise fast translation of sensitive documents like RFPs but risk data breaches and regulatory violations. How can firms use AI safely?

Regulatory concerns around IT controls in Identity and Access Management (IAM) are vital to organisational security. Weak IAM controls can lead to non-compliance, data breaches, insider threats, and costly penalties. To mitigate these risks, organisations should prioritise IAM by adopting best practices like Zero-Trust, Multi-Factor Authentication, automated provisioning, and regular audits, ensuring compliance and safeguarding valuable data.

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IAM framework should answer two questions: what users have access to and what that access allows. We offer a program to quickly address these questions, creating a top-down model of entitlement landscapes and constructing bottom-up user templates to enhance IAM processes efficiently and effectively.