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Well, don't sweat it, we've got just the course for you. Hey there, I'm Lexi, and I'm excited to share that Varonis has released a new AI Security Fundamentals training for you. This free five-part video course allows you to discover the pitfalls within different types of AI and the proven strategies to address the security challenges. I mentioned it's 100% free, right? Well, if that's not enough, you also get CPE course credit, and when you complete the course, you get a Certificate of Achievement that you can post on your LinkedIn. You'll gain skills that include a better understanding of the different classes of AI and how they access sensitive data, knowledge of the risks associated with AI, and effective practices to keep all your data safe. The trainings themselves deep dive into all the AI Security Fundamentals you need to know, including the AI Shared Responsibility Model, as well as each type of AI most organizations are considering, which includes integrated low-code, non-integrated low-code, or no-code solutions, and pro-code. I could go on and on and on about all of the valuable information that is in this course, but why don't I just show you a sneak peek? Enjoy this clip of instructor Sean Hayes, and if you like what you see, click the link in our description so that you can get started on the course today. The way that I can describe some of the security measures as you look at pro-code to low-code is there's a level of trust and risk associated with maybe whom I let in my house. I may allow some dinner guests, like a new neighbor, to come over, but not necessarily open up every corner of my home to give them free, unfettered access. Well, then my pest company, they may come by, and I may give them free access to every corner of my home, so that way they can basically treat my home for insects and bugs and spiders, which my wife hates. So they get unfettered access, but maybe my neighbor as a dinner guest doesn't. But at the same time, I still won't let them openly go into my fridge, because they don't need a treat anywhere in my fridge, and they don't need to have access to my food, and I may not let them, you know, hang out on the couch with me, hop on my Wi-Fi, and access anything and everything in the house, but I will let them, again, go into every room of the house.
