Simon Jelley Vice President and General Manager, Cyber Resilience and Koen André Segers, Cybersecurity Lead, Global Field Tech Office at Dell Technologies, share practical strategies for building cybersecurity and data resilience into AI-based applications. Their approach starts with understanding the "blast radius" of an attack, so you can quickly assess the real impact and match your response to the severity of the compromise. From there, Simon, and Koen walk through tiered recovery methods, ranging from fast snapshot rollbacks for minor, contained incidents to clean, isolated recovery vaults and standby architectures for the most widespread attacks. The guiding principle throughout: your ultimate recovery path must stay completely independent of the compromised environment. By designing AI applications for rapid rollback and guaranteeing a clean place to restore, you can minimize downtime, protect critical data, and keep your business moving forward.
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00:00 Introduction
00:11 Rising AI Value and Security Risk
00:48 Start with Blast Radius and Impact
01:28 Recovery for Smaller, Contained Attacks
02:18 Recovery for Larger-Scale Attacks
03:39 Dell Detection, Vaults, and Isolated Recovery
05:17 Matching Recovery Level to Attack Severity
06:05 AI Recovery vs Traditional App Recovery
07:16 Key Takeaway and Closing Thoughts
