Putting the headlines in context, and fixing what matters.

You've seen the headlines: AI can now break into companies and find software flaws on its own. It sounds alarming, and on paper, it's true. But in practice, it applies differently to how it sounds.

The computers and services businesses run haven't changed, and the techniques that actually compromise a business work the same way they always have. The fundamentals of good security haven't moved.

What has changed is closer to home, inside your own business. It's giving AI tools access without completely understanding what that access reaches, and sending data somewhere you never chose to send it.

Join Max Von Saurma, Cyber Security Analyst at Pritech, for a practical, no-hype session on what AI has actually changed about cyber security risk for small and medium businesses, and how to adjust your posture and policy to manage it properly.

What you'll get:

A clear-eyed read on which AI security headlines matter and which don't
The real risk AI introduces to SMBs (hint: it's not the one in the news)
Practical steps to adapt your business's security posture and policy
20 minutes of live Q&A to ask about your particular setup

Hosted by TCCI in partnership with Pritech, Tasmania's local cybersecurity specialists.

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