Experts unpack secure AI implementation strategies

Kejendree Pillay, Microsoft portfolio manager at First Distribution.
Kejendree Pillay, Microsoft portfolio manager at First Distribution.

First Distribution, Microsoft and The Cloud Factory, in partnership with ITWeb and ITWeb Africa, will host a complimentary webinar titled Secure AI in Action, focusing on the practical application of AI in the enterprise while maintaining security, governance and compliance.

The webinar is aimed at CIOs, CTOs, IT managers, business decision-makers, heads of operations, HR and finance leaders, security and compliance teams, and digital transformation leaders.

Participants will learn how Microsoft Copilot can accelerate workflows, automate routine tasks and support decision-making across teams. 

The session will also explore how organisations can maintain enterprise security and control, while leveraging Microsoft's security framework to protect organisational data, user identities and proprietary information.

The discussion will examine how businesses can balance innovation with compliance by safely integrating AI tools into daily operations while adhering to internal governance requirements and industry regulations. 

Attendees will also gain insights into how business leaders can move from AI experimentation to secure, cross-functional implementation.

The webinar will be led by Anju Ramkhalawon, chief growth officer at The Cloud Factory, and Kejendree Pillay, Microsoft portfolio manager at First Distribution.

First Distribution is a value-added distributor operating across Africa, offering a portfolio of global data centre, cloud, networking and security products and services.

The Cloud Factory is a Microsoft solutions partner specialising in AI business solutions, security and modern work. It also holds a Microsoft 365 Copilot specialisation.

To join the webinar register here.

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