PHILADELPHIA, PA — The Executive Women’s Forum and Cranium AI are rolling out an AI security training program for cybersecurity, technology and governance professionals as businesses contend with growing security and compliance demands tied to artificial intelligence adoption.
EWF, a division of DSG Global, is making the training available through guest and member accounts, with coursework delivered through Cranium’s Learning Environment. The program covers AI security, governance, risk and compliance, according to the organizations.
The initiative adds professional training aimed at employees and executives responsible for deploying or overseeing AI systems, including cybersecurity and risk specialists, technology and AI leaders, governance and compliance teams, and senior decision-makers.
EWF guest accounts provide access to an AI Security Certification, selected executive webinars, curated AI resources and limited use of Cranium’s training platform.
EWF members receive broader access, including an AI Red Team Certification, advanced courses, workshops, shorter-form AI training, additional executive webinars and full access to the Cranium Learning Environment.
The organizations said all of the training opportunities provide continuing professional education credits.
The program positions AI security training around an emerging operational issue for companies adopting the technology: developing personnel who can assess security risks while navigating governance and compliance requirements.
“AI adoption is accelerating across every industry, and organizations need leaders who understand how to manage the associated security and governance challenges,” EWF Chief Executive Officer and founder Joyce Brocaglia said.
Brocaglia said the training is intended to give professionals practical knowledge for supporting responsible AI implementation.
The organizations did not provide pricing information for EWF membership or other financial terms associated with the training initiative.
More information about the training series is available at www.ewfglobal.com.
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