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Course Outline

Foundations of Sovereign AI

  • Understanding sovereign AI in regulated organizations
  • Business, legal, and operational drivers
  • Key control areas: data, models, infrastructure, and operations

Regulatory Requirements and Risk Mapping

  • Data residency, privacy, and sector-specific obligations
  • Mapping sensitive data to AI use cases
  • Identifying cross-border, logging, and third-party exposure risks

Governing Data, Prompts, and Logs

  • Prompt governance and acceptable use boundaries
  • Logging policies for prompts, responses, and metadata
  • Retention, redaction, masking, and access control practices
  • Exercise: reviewing an AI data flow for governance gaps

Model Hosting and Inference Environment Options

  • Deployment choices: public API, private cloud, on-premise, and hybrid
  • Factors influencing where models should run
  • Trade-offs among control, security, cost, and operational ownership

Vendor Dependence and Portability

  • Common lock-in patterns in models, tools, and platforms
  • Achieving portability through modular architecture, open interfaces, and clear contracts
  • Exercise: evaluating a vendor against sovereignty criteria

Governance Model and Action Planning

  • Roles and responsibilities across IT, security, legal, and compliance
  • Approval workflows for use cases, models, and operational changes
  • Expectations for auditability, monitoring, and incident response
  • Developing a practical sovereign AI roadmap and next steps

Requirements

  • A foundational understanding of AI concepts, data governance, and compliance requirements.
  • Familiarity with enterprise technology, cloud infrastructure, security, or risk decision-making.
  • No programming experience is required.

Audience

  • IT leaders, enterprise architects, and platform managers.
  • Professionals in risk, compliance, legal, and data governance.
  • Security teams and business leaders responsible for AI adoption in regulated environments.
 7 Hours

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