Cybersecurity in the age of AI and quantum

Cybersecurity’s future: PJ Hamlen and Julie Bernard on how Generative AI helps defend against new threats

In this episode, Gary Arora talks with Deloitte’s Julie Bernard and AWS’s PJ Hamlen about the future of cybersecurity, including the role of Generative AI and the coming impact of quantum computing. They cover leading practices for cloud security, AI’s potential to detect and defend against new threats, and why a culture of collective responsibility is essential. Julie and PJ also share their views on evolving risks and how leaders can prepare for a dynamic, unpredictable future.

If there is any advice for companies looking for lessons learned around adopting best practices, it is to ensure that security is a first and foremost element of the cloud migration that you are making.

PJ Hamlen is the worldwide leader of the Global Partner Security initiative for Amazon Web Services (AWS). He leads innovation to deliver disruptive security solutions with AWS strategic partners that help customers achieve cyber resilience.

Julie is a principal with Deloitte Risk & Financial Advisory and is the insurance sector leader for the Cyber Risk Services practice at Deloitte & Touche LLP. She has more than 20 years of experience serving the world’s top financial institutions at the intersection between business process and information technology.

Google’s Connie Fan and Deloitte’s Dr. Abdul Rahman on Generative AI and cybersecurity

Generative AI and cybersecurity are almost inextricably linked. Generative AI can boost security, but it's a critical race against time and bad actors.

Cybersecurity management must be customized to the enterprise

Each company has its own set of cybersecurity risks. So, it's essential that risk management be customized to the risk profile, culture, and vision of the organization. AI has emerged as a powerful aid.