Tony Garcia, CISO at Infineo, and Ghaleb El Masri, North American managing partner at Adaptovate, compare the challenges of allowing third parties into an IT ecosystem.
When companies connect a partner or supplier to their IT ecosystem, a CIO or CISO may need to juggle permissions, security and orchestration. The reach of outside AI can also bring concerns of third parties compromising sensitive data or offering bad actors a backdoor.
In this episode of the InformationWeek Podcast, Tony Garcia, CISO at Infineo, and Ghaleb El Masri, North American managing partner at Adaptovate, compare challenges and approaches faced when allowing third parties to be part of an IT ecosystem.
Where does it make sense for a partner company to integrate into an ecosystem? What functions should they be allowed to intertwine with? How much leeway does third-party AI need on an ecosystem to actually deliver real benefits? How does a company measure the benefits of bringing a third party into its IT ecosystem? What kind of ROI warrants such a presence?
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