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Challenges in AI Governance for CISOs

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Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) face significant challenges in driving effective AI governance. The rapid evolution of AI technology requires a dynamic approach to governance that balances security with innovation. Effective AI governance must be a living system that adapts to real-world usage and organizational changes. CISOs must understand AI technologies, align policies with organizational speed, and make governance sustainable to enable safe AI adoption. CISOs must avoid rigid policies and instead focus on creating flexible, adaptable governance frameworks. They need to understand the AI technologies in use, align policies with business priorities, and ensure that governance is sustainable and practical. The goal is to enable secure AI adoption without stifling innovation.

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  1. 18.09.2025 14:30 📰 1 articles · ⏱ 1d ago

    CISOs face challenges in driving effective AI governance

    CISOs must adapt to the rapid evolution of AI technology, balancing security with innovation. Effective AI governance requires a dynamic approach that understands real-world usage, aligns policies with business priorities, and ensures sustainability. Rigid policies are ineffective, and flexible, adaptable frameworks are necessary. AI inventories, model registries, and cross-functional committees are identified as practical tools for governance. Policies must evolve with the organization and be aligned with measurable outcomes.

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  • AI governance must be a living system that adapts to real-world usage and organizational changes.

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  • CISOs need to understand AI technologies, align policies with business priorities, and ensure sustainable governance.

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  • Rigid policies are ineffective in the fast-evolving AI landscape.

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  • AI inventories, model registries, and cross-functional committees are practical mechanisms for AI governance.

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  • AI Bill of Materials (AIBOM) provides visibility into AI components, datasets, and external services.

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  • Model registries track deployed AI models, updates, and performance to prevent 'black box sprawl'.

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  • AI committees include representatives from various departments to ensure shared responsibility in governance.

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  • Policies must evolve with the organization and be aligned with measurable outcomes.

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  • Sustainable governance involves equipping employees with secure AI tools and reinforcing positive behaviors.

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  • SANS Institute's Secure AI Blueprint outlines pillars for effective AI governance.

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