Protecting Against AI-Driven Cyber Threats: Compliance in 2026
Discover the evolving landscape of AI-powered cyber threats and explore effective strategies for organisations to enhance protection through awareness, robust security measures, and compliance.
April
15,
2026
12:00 PM - 01:00 PM (Eastern Time)
Duration: 1 Day
Hours: 1 Hour
Training Level: All Levels
About the Course:
Artificial intelligence is transforming industries by increasing productivity while introducing new cybersecurity risks, such as AI-driven phishing, deepfake impersonations, and automated cyber attacks.
This session offers an overview of emerging AI-related cyber threats and practical strategies to help organisations protect employees, systems, and sensitive data. Participants will learn to identify warning signs, apply preventive measures, and enhance organisational awareness of AI-enabled cyber risks.
Course Objectives:
- Gain an understanding of emerging AI-driven cyber threats.
- Identify common AI-powered phishing and impersonation attacks.
- Recognise the warning signs of suspicious communications.
- Learn practical strategies to strengthen your organisation’s security.
- Understand the importance of compliance and awareness training.
- Leave with actionable steps to reduce AI-related cyber risks.
Who is the Target Audience?
- HR Professionals
- Compliance & Risk Professionals
- Business Managers
- IT and Operations Staff
- Employees responsible for handling sensitive information
Basic Knowledge:
- Basic awareness of workplace cybersecurity practices and organisational data protection policies.
Curriculum
Total Duration: 1 Hour
Welcome & Opening Poll
- Icebreaker Poll: “Have you ever received a suspicious email at work?”
- Overview of AI-driven cyber risks
- Session learning objectives
The Rise of AI-Powered Cyber Threats
- AI-generated phishing attacks
- Deepfake voice and video scams
- Automated cyber attack tools
Real-Life Examples of AI Cyber Attacks
- Case study: AI-generated phishing emails
- Example: executive impersonation scams
- Discussion: How attackers exploit urgency and trust
Identifying Warning Signs of AI Attacks
- Suspicious email patterns
- Deepfake communication signals
- Interactive exercise: Spot the phishing attempt
Organizational Safeguards and Compliance Practices
- Multi-factor authentication
- Verification protocols for sensitive requests
- AI security awareness training
Building a Culture of Cyber Awareness
- Employee awareness strategies
- Reporting suspicious communications
- Organizational responsibility in AI risk management
Action Planning & Wrap-up
- Reflection prompt: “What security practice could reduce risk in your workplace?”
- Summary of key insights
- Q&A