Management of AI risks has quickly become a business priority. Artificial intelligence now sits at the center of daily operations, and the risks have moved with it.
Many organizations assume someone else owns these risks. However, the gap shows up fast. It arrives as a regulator asking how a decision was made, a client questioning where their data went, or a confident AI answer that turns out to be wrong. By then, the damage has often started.
This session breaks down what effective AI risk management really demands. We cover governance, monitoring, and control, and show what it costs when any one of them is ignored.
Why Show Up?
AI delivers clear advantages. For example, it speeds up decisions, streamlines operations, and rewards the businesses that use it well.
Yet the same systems carry risks that older controls were never built to catch. Moreover, regulators are no longer waiting. Oversight of AI is now a present-day expectation, not a distant one.
As a result, the organizations that pull ahead are the ones that see both sides. They capture the value, and they govern the risk. This webinar gives you a practical grounding in AI risk management. Therefore, you should come ready to learn where AI risk actually lives, what a recognized standard asks of you, and how disciplined oversight builds lasting confidence.
Session Agenda
- Introduction: Understanding AI-related Risks — What sets AI apart from traditional technology risk, the warning signs to watch for, and why it demands attention now.
- AI Risks at the Individual and Organizational Level — The exposures on both fronts — from reputation and data leakage to privacy and over-reliance — and how to manage them.
- An End-to-End Framework for Managing AI Risk — Applying the globally recognized ISO 31000 standard to AI, and the tools that keep you aligned to it.
- Key Takeaways & Live Q&A — Turning principles into a practical, defensible program for your organization.
Who This Is For
Does risk, compliance, or technology sit near your role? Then this session is for you:
- Board members and CEOs
- Risk and compliance officers
- COOs and operations heads
- IT, data, and AI leads
- Business owners and entrepreneurs
Strong AI risk management is not a one-time fix. Instead, it is a discipline you build on purpose. Build it well, and your organization can adopt AI with confidence rather than caution.
Managing AI risk shouldn’t mean starting from scratch or stitching it together manually. BantayRisk gives you a single platform to identify, assess, treat, and monitor AI risk end to end — keeping your organization aligned to ISO 31000 without the manual effort.
Learn more at www.bantayrisk.com.