FBI Series for NTX Innovators
NTXIA and FBI Dallas Create Series to Educate North Texas on Tackling Modern Threats
The organizations will collaborate to provide a series of briefings and collaborative workshops for NTXIA members covering critical topics across cybersecurity, AI, risk management and more
The workshops will cover a range of critical topics, including safeguarding critical infrastructure, understanding the dual nature of AI as both an asset and a risk, cybersecurity and fraud prevention, digital literacy, corporate data and IP theft, combating misinformation and ensuring supply chain transparency. The FBI will share its perspective on major challenges, distinguishing between technological and sociological issues, and provide advice on proactive measures for both public and private sectors. The series will also highlight federal resources available to help prepare and protect communities and businesses against threats. Themes will be directly driven by both current issues, and topics elevated by membership.
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“Partnering with NTXIA allows us to extend our reach to critical segments of academia, public and private sector communities. Together, we can enhance the region’s defenses against a spectrum of threats, ensuring that North Texas has the tools and knowledge to remain a leader in innovation. This initiative comes at a pivotal moment, as the threats we face today are increasingly sophisticated. By working closely with local stakeholders, we aim to provide the necessary resources and knowledge to build resilience against both insider and foreign malign threats.”
“By teaming up with the FBI, we aim to empower our members with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate and mitigate the complexities of modern threats. This partnership underscores our commitment to fostering a secure and resilient innovation ecosystem in North Texas. By engaging directly with the community, we can better understand local challenges and develop tailored solutions that ensure our cities and businesses thrive in a safe environment. This collaboration is particularly timely as North Texas continues to experience rapid technological growth, making risk management a top priority.”