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Webinar
Michael Rømer Bennike, Zaruhi Aslanyan & Rasmus Larsen
If so, you should take steps to mitigate the most common vulnerabilities that can compromise the LLM, its users, or the company hosting the application.
This webinar is based on the new OWASP top 10 for LLM vulnerabilities, in which security and AI experts from the Alexandra Institute will outline what you as the developer should be aware of, and how you can protect yourself and your organisation from the most common LLM vulnerabilities.
Software developers
Managers of products based on LLM technologies, such as chatbots, voice recognition software, text to speech software, image generation, etc.
and Tech-savvy IT professionals