
ضوابط الوصول إلى البيانات في أنظمة الذكاء الاصطناعي
Restrict GenAI access to only the data it’s authorized to use.
Pillar
Data – Readiness, Governance, Quality & Ethics
ملخص
This course explores the principles and implementation of data access controls within Generative AI systems to ensure that AI models only access and use authorized data. It covers strategies for safeguarding sensitive information, enforcing role-based permissions, and complying with data privacy regulations in AI workflows.
Learning Objectives
Participants will be able to:
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Understand key concepts of data access control and security in AI
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Design and implement role-based and attribute-based access controls
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Apply best practices for data segmentation and masking in AI systems
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Navigate regulatory requirements affecting data access in AI
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Monitor and audit data usage by GenAI applications
Target Audience
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Data security and compliance officers
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AI system architects and engineers
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IT governance and risk management professionals
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Data stewards and privacy officers
Duration
20 hours over 4 days (5 hours per day)
Delivery Format
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Interactive lectures on data access principles
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Practical workshops on access control configurations
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Case studies on data breaches and mitigation
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Group discussions on compliance challenges
Materials Provided
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Access control policy templates
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Sample role-based access configurations
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Tools for monitoring and auditing AI data access
Outcomes
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Ability to enforce strict data access policies in GenAI environments
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Enhanced data security and privacy compliance
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Reduced risk of unauthorized data exposure in AI workflows
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Practical knowledge of access monitoring and incident response
Outline / Content
Day 1: Fundamentals of Data Access Control in AI
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Overview of access control models (RBAC, ABAC)
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Specific challenges in AI data environments
Day 2: Designing and Implementing Access Controls
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Configuring permissions and data segmentation
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Techniques for data masking and encryption
Day 3: Compliance and Risk Management
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Regulatory frameworks (GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA)
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Policies for AI data governance
Day 4: Monitoring, Auditing, and Incident Response
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Tools for tracking AI data usage
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Handling access violations and breaches
