Utilities and grid operators must be able to prove security and due diligence at all times. In this webinar, we show how AI agents work in this environment: in your own data centre and with complete logging.
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Patient data
Critical infrastructure
Strategic company data
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Agents track changes in laws, regulations and supervisory requirements and summarise them.
Critical: a missed change becomes a compliance risk.
Agents search operating manuals, plans and technical documents.
Critical: the documents describe security-relevant infrastructure.
Agents analyse notifications and reports and prepare incident reports.
Critical: reporting obligations come with tight deadlines.
Agents answer queries about contracts, tariffs and consumption.
Critical: consumption and contract data are personal data.
Security-relevant knowledge leaves the building.
Requests to external AI services contain details about your facilities.
Operation in your own data centre.
The AI OS runs on your premises, exclusively with local models if you wish.
Evidence is missing.
Regulators and auditors demand evidence that nobody keeps for AI applications.
A log for every agent run.
Every step is traceable. The EU AI Act module documents the risk class, obligations and responsible persons.
AI becomes an attack surface.
Manipulated inputs are designed to trick an agent into disclosing data.
Limited reach.
Each agent runs in isolation and only accesses approved data. Denied access attempts are visible.
Failures go unnoticed.
An agent hangs or delivers incorrect results.
Operations in view.
Operations reports failed and hanging agent runs, rising error rates and unreachable services.
For operators of critical infrastructure, this is a prerequisite. It is included in the AI OS from the first installation, at no extra cost.
A European company headquartered in Austria.
Your own data centre or a European cloud, with the same functionality.
You decide where models run, up to operation without external providers.
Permissions, logs and costs remain with you.
[Date]
[Time] · 45 minutes
online and free of charge
Who it is for: management, IT and information security, and regulatory management at utilities and grid operators
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AI under NIS2 and the German KRITIS umbrella act: what operators need to consider
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Critical workflows and their risks
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Live demo: an agent with permissions, logging and monitoring
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Yes. Everyone who registers receives the recording by email, even if they could not attend live.
Yes. With local models, you can run the AI OS entirely in your own data centre.
It provides logs, clear permissions and operational monitoring for your AI applications. This evidence feeds into your security management. Implementing the obligations remains your responsibility.
You define this through roles. New versions go live under the four-eyes principle and can be rolled back.
