Understanding that the worlds of workplace security and safety can sometimes overlap, sister publications Occupational Health & Safety and Security Today are joining forces to hold a one-day virtual summit to host three sessions that will look at the security and safety implications for three innovations. Expert speakers from the occupational safety and workplace security worlds will help security and safety professionals better understand how to approach and level these technologies:

Artificial Intelligence
12-1 p.m. ET

• Security — While relatively new, Artificial intelligence can enhance threat detection, automate monitoring, predict potential risks, and streamline incident response by analyzing large volumes of data in real time. The growing use of predictive analytics and automated threat response is a rising trend, but addressing data privacy, bias in AI algorithms, and the need for robust cybersecurity to protect AI systems themselves, are important concerns.
• Safety — Artificial intelligence in workplace and occupational safety is used to predict hazards, monitor worker behavior, automate safety inspections, and analyze data to prevent accidents and improve compliance with safety regulations. Safety professionals can now dynamically update safety protocols in real time based on data from AI-driven hazard detection and risk assessments, enabling faster response to emerging risks while ensuring compliance with safety regulations.