Modus OperandAI: Practical Security for Artificial Intelligence
summary
Southern New Hampshire University reports rapid AI adoption across 200,000 online learners and spins up an Office of AI, then pilots pilot guidelines on campus (3,000 students) and runs literacy training, a SharePoint hub and a ServiceNow intake for AI use cases. Security teams categorize proposals, perform threat modeling, automate parts of assessments, and flag missing logging, DLP and contract gaps (preview features excluded from SOC2). Student survey shows ~70% campus and ~90% online self-report no AI use. Advice: inventory, categorize AI by use case, and re-evaluate accepted risks.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:43SNHU's AI journey
- 11:59AI adoption challenges
- 17:44AI governance policies
- 20:43AI literacy training
- 25:09AI governance security
- 26:33SecOps AI risks
- 29:26Lessons learned
- 33:52AI security takeaways
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