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DESCRIPTION: Seminar Title: The CPD Framework: Governing Cybersecurity and 
 Agentic AI Risk \n\n Abstract: Cybersecurity and artificial intelligence g
 overnance are typically treated as separate disciplines — different owne
 rs\, different frameworks\, different audit cycles. This talk argues that 
 the separation is itself a governance liability: both domains tend to fail
  for the same underlying reason\, a gap between leadership commitment and 
 operational discipline\, rather than a shortage of tools\, talent\, or reg
 ulation. \n\n The Commitment–Preparedness–Discipline (CPD) framework r
 eframes both cybersecurity and AI governance as a single organizational ca
 pability\, evaluating readiness across three interdependent dimensions: le
 adership culture and accountability (Commitment)\, technical controls and 
 operational resilience (Preparedness)\, and execution rigor and continuous
  improvement (Discipline). \n\n The argument is developed through two para
 llel cases. The first follows AgentDesk\, an illustrative composite modeli
 ng a production agentic AI customer-service deployment handling 18\,000 au
 tonomous interactions daily\, through six recurring AI governance failure 
 modes — reward hacking\, prompt injection\, tool-access data exposure\, 
 policy hallucination\, third-party integration risk\, and automated-decisi
 on opacity — grounded in documented incidents\, including a disclosed Mi
 crosoft Copilot data-exfiltration vulnerability (EchoLeak\, CVE-2025-32711
 ). The second revisits a composite healthcare data analytics engagement as
 sessed under the CPD Governance Framework\, which scored 68.3 / 100 overal
 l\, driven by a striking pillar-level divergence: 90% Commitment\, 70% Pre
 paredness\, and just 30% Discipline. \n\n Despite spanning different risk 
 surfaces and regulatory regimes — HIPAA\, NIST CSF\, and ISO 27001 on on
 e side\; the EU AI Act\, NIST AI RMF\, and CFPB/FTC guidance on the other 
 — both cases surface an identical Commitment–Discipline gap: strong in
 tent\, thin execution. The talk closes by proposing that governance maturi
 ty is a portable\, domain-general institutional capability rather than a t
 echnology-specific outcome\, with implications for how boards\, regulators
 \, and IT governance scholarship evaluate organizational readiness as cybe
 rsecurity and AI risk continue to converge. \n\n Bio: A globally recognize
 d authority on cybersecurity strategy\, AI governance\, and operational re
 silience\, Dr. Chatterjee is Adjunct Associate Professor at Duke Universit
 y’s Pratt School of Engineering and a former tenured faculty member at t
 he University of Georgia. He is the creator of the CPD framework — an em
 pirically grounded model that helps organizations translate cybersecurity 
 and AI strategy into resilient execution under real-world operational pres
 sure. He advises global enterprises and public-sector organizations on cyb
 ersecurity governance\, AI risk management\, and digital resilience\, and 
 his experience includes service on CISO SWAT teams and strategic advisory 
 boards addressing complex cyber and AI-driven challenges. \n\n Dr. Chatter
 jee is the author of Cybersecurity Readiness: A Holistic and High-Performa
 nce Approach and the Amazon-bestselling techno-thriller The DeepFake Consp
 iracy. He hosts the Cybersecurity Readiness Podcast and is featured on the
  RSA Conference Expert Portal. \n\n Dr. Chatterjee was Editor-in-Chief of 
 the Journal of Organizational Computing and Electronic Commerce\, a Taylor
  &amp\; Francis international peer-reviewed research publication. \n\n Pho
 tographs will be taken during this seminar and may be shared on social med
 ia. If you do not wish to appear\, please notify tbs.research@tcd.ie. \n
LAST-MODIFIED:20260722T111548
LOCATION:TBS Room 333 & via Zoom
ORGANIZER:mailto:TBS.Research@tcd.ie
SUMMARY:CDBA Research Seminar: Dave Chatterjee
URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/trinity-business-school/research-seminar-dave-c
 hatterjee
URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/trinity-business-school/research-seminar-dave-c
 hatterjee
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