Join us for: AI & Cyber Security: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, a special event for the Innovators Alliance network, courtesy of Innovators Alliance member, Scott Birmingham, Founder, Birmingham Consulting Inc.
Interested in learning more about Artificial Intelligence? What about the relationship between AI and your cyber security?
Tech circles around the world have been dominated by discussions about – and experimentation with – AI models, and Canada is no exception. Join Innovators Alliance to learn from Scott Birmingham on the positive and negative effects of AI on cyber security and information privacy. It is crucial for businesses to be well-prepared for the heightened cyber warfare that comes with the increase of AI in daily operations, particularly protective services.
And we promise – the webinar was not made by AI!
This session will include an open Q&A for Innovators members, facilitated by Executive Director, Stefanie Ince.
Bio
Scott Birmingham, Founder, Birmingham Consulting Inc.
Scott Birmingham is an honours graduate of the Controls Engineering Technology program at Fanshaw College. As a member of the Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists, Scott holds the provincially regulated designation of Certified Engineering Technologist. He also holds a C.I.M. designation from the Canadian Institute of Management. Although his career started in engineering, he has also worked in the software industry, sales & marketing, and in senior management. All this experience led to him founding Birmingham Consulting Inc. (BCI) with the goal of applying engineering principles to deliver IT services.
This, in turn, led to BCI being an early adopter for delivering cyber security. With this experience, BCI transitioned to 100% information security consulting and cyber protection.
Scott and his wife, Christina, live and work in Waterdown, a suburb of Hamilton. In 2017, they purchased an old church and converted it to office space for BCI and other businesses. Restoring and maintaining the heritage building has become a labour of love for both.