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Dr. Samuel Boateng launches ‘Beyond Breach: Where AI Meets Governance’ at virtual ceremony

… first volume in a five-part series draws diplomats, cybersecurity officials, and faith leaders across two continents Dr. Samuel Boateng, founder and CEO of Slamm Technologies, has officially launched ‘Beyond Breach: Where AI Meets Governance’, the first book in a five-volume series on artificial intelligence governance, cybersecurity, risk management, and responsible AI. The virtual ceremony,…

Dr. Samuel Boateng launches ‘Beyond Breach: Where AI Meets Governance’ at virtual ceremony

Dr. Samuel Boateng, founder and CEO of Slamm Technologies, inaugurated 'Beyond Breach: Where AI Meets Governance', the inaugural book in a five-part series examining artificial intelligence governance, cybersecurity, risk management, and responsible AI. The virtual ceremony held on August 2 drew an international audience spanning Ghana, the United States, and the United Kingdom.

Reverend Ransford Obeng, General Overseer of the Calvary Charismatic Centre, initiated the event with a prayer and remarks on the book's significance. Lady Rosa Whitaker Duncan-Williams, President and CEO of the Whitaker Group, welcomed attendees, describing the book as an invitation to engage in a crucial conversation of our time.

Deputies from Ghana's embassy emphasized the author's importance in national development. Michael Kwakye, Principal Manager of Cybersecurity Technology Standards at Ghana's Cyber Security Authority, expressed hope for meaningful exchanges on securing the nation's digital future. Michael Harry Yamson, Administrator of the District Assemblies Common Fund of Ghana, praised the launch as timely and commended Dr. Boateng on his work, noting the book's relevance in today's AI-driven world.

Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams blessed the book, praying for its lasting impact globally. A panel discussion featured Dr. Alex Mbaziira and Mr. C.K. Bruce, exploring governance challenges in autonomous AI and accountability gaps in automated decision-making. Presenting the book, Dr. Boateng emphasized its practical nature, aimed at executives, security professionals, compliance officers, academics, and policymakers.

He stressed the need for strong governance, cybersecurity, and ethical leadership as the world embraces AI's opportunities, particularly in Africa. The book, structured in four parts, covers the global regulatory landscape, AI governance frameworks, AI system security, and organizational structures. Dr. Boateng, an enterprise cybersecurity expert with over two decades of experience, holds a PhD from Marymount University and has provided free cybersecurity training through the Slamm Foundation. The limited hardcover edition of the book is available for purchase.

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