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Developing an AI-driven business resilience and data protection strategy is now becoming a greater concern and considered as a critical component for organizations running mission critical 24x7 business operations. It is essential to transforms security from a reactive, manual function into a proactive, automated, and intelligent defense mechanism. As cyber threats become more sophisticated, faster, and often AI-powered themselves, traditional security methods can no longer keep pace. Cyber-attacks, nation-state hacking and geopolitical shifts dominated the headlines in 2025, but the year will also be remembered as a turning point where artificial intelligence blurred the lines between real and fake, and AI agents introduced new enterprise risks. Moreover, as of 2026, over 95% of cybersecurity professionals believe AI-powered solutions are crucial for elevating defenses against increasingly sophisticated attacks, with AI-driven threat detection identified as the top impact area. Furthermore, this
workshop is designed on the basis that you
have got nothing to lose and everything to gain. WHAT WE
WILL LEARN: Moreover, we will
explore how AI can analyze vast, diverse data
streams in real time to spot anomalies—such as
ransomware, credential stuffing, or insider
threats—far faster than human analysts. This reduces
the time threats remain hidden, significantly
limiting potential damage and lowering breach costs.
In this session we will learn how to combat AI-driven sophisticated malwares that are used today by the cyber-criminals today including polymorphic malware, how model inversion attacks breaks your privacy where an attack uses a trained machine learning models API, outputs, or confidence scores to reconstruct or assume sensitive personal training data. Also, how cyber-criminals exploits patterns where attackers can reconstruct data like facial images, medical records used to train their weaponized models even without accessing the database directly. In a nut-shell,
this workshop summarizes the techniques used
for storage data protection and business
resilience methodologies to ensure continuity of
operations by using backup recovery tools in the
light of Data Protection best practices recommended
by SNIA. BRIEF
INSTRUCTOR PROFILE: TARGETED
AUDIENCE: Participants should have basic level of understandings of Information Technology. COURSE OUTLINE
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