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This ISACA^® Artificial Intelligence in Risk™ (AAIR™) Certification Exam Prep workshop includes a Questions, Answers, & Explanations database; review manual; and exam voucher.

As organizations increasingly integrate artificial intelligence into their strategic frameworks, organizations face the challenge of balancing AI innovation with effective risk management. Risk professionals with a solid understanding of AI risks are needed. While AI offers transformative potential, it introduces risks that require careful oversight. Risk managers must not only understand the evolving landscape and manage AI-related risk profiles but also collaborate across functions to ensure comprehensive risk communication and management.

The ISACA Advanced in AI Risk certification is crafted to refine and strengthen your existing risk management expertise, equipping you to tackle the evolving challenges and opportunities that come with AI integration. Enhance your risk expertise to assess the risks, opportunities, and impacts of integrating AI in an organization. This certification empowers you to strategically lead in the management of AI risks, establishing you as a progressive leader in your industry.

Building on the high professional standards set by credentials such as a CISA, CISM, CRISC, CGEIT, CDPSE, CRMP, CRMA, CGRC, CISSP, CERP, CRCM, or PMI-RMP this certification ensures proficiency in AI risk management practices. ISACA’s Advanced in AI Risk certification builds upon existing expertise by offering cutting-edge insights and skills, empowering risk professionals to effectively assess and manage AI Risk at their organizations while harnessing the transformative power of AI.

Attendees can earn 15 CPEs.

Who should attend?
Risk professionals that hold a CISA, CISM, CRISC, CGEIT, CDPSE, CRMP, CRMA, CGRC, CISSP, CERP, CRCM, or PMI-RMP certification

With the acceleration of emerging technology and AI adoption , privacy must evolve beyond a standalone compliance function into a core component of cybersecurity and risk management. For cybersecurity leaders working with privacy—and privacy leaders partnering with security—the challenge is aligning priorities, controls, and accountability across increasingly complex environments.

This workshop, based on The Privacy Leader Compass, provides a practical framework for understanding, building or managing a privacy and data protection program that integrates with security operations and risk management practices. Participants will explore how privacy and security intersect across governance, controls, and decision-making to strengthen protection of data and improve organizational outcomes.

Through interactive exercises and cross-functional scenarios, attendees will assess their current state, identify gaps, and develop a structured, risk-based roadmap to advance privacy maturity and security alignment.

This approach reflects insights drawn from real-world leadership experience and cross-industry practices in building and evolving privacy programs at scale.

By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:

• Understand privacy beyond legislation
• Understand the Privacy Leader Compass framework and its foundations in organizational practice theory.
• Identify the key dimensions (e.g., strategy, systems, style, structure, staff, skills, shared values) that shape how privacy operates within organizations.
• Evaluate their own organization’s current privacy posture using the Compass as a diagnostic tool.
• Design a practical action plan to advance their role as a privacy leader and strengthen their organization’s privacy maturity.