Confidentiality and Security of Financial Data when Using AI Tools
What may and may not be entered into AI tools, and how to protect the data of the business and its clients.
Course contents
- 1Classifying data by sensitivity
- 2The risks of entering data into public tools
- 3Anonymising data
- 4Privacy settings
- 5Team controls
- 6Securing AI-built accounting programs: user permissions, passwords and backups
- 7Protecting customer data in a point-of-sale system that works offline and syncs online
What you gain from the course
You can protect your business’s and clients’ data while using AI tools.
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