The after-conference proceeding of the AIR 2025 will be published in SCOPUS indexed Springer book series "Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems"

Mr. Gaurav Malik

Predict, Prevent, Protect: AI’s Role in Modern Risk Management

Abstract of talk:  

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the way organizations approach risk management by shifting it from a reactive process to a predictive and proactive one. Traditionally, risk management relied on manual assessments, historical data, and periodic audits. While effective to an extent, these methods often lag behind fast-evolving risks such as cyber threats, operational failures, and regulatory changes. AI introduces speed, scale, and intelligence to the process. By analyzing massive datasets in real time, AI can detect anomalies, assess emerging threats, and even recommend mitigation strategies before risks impact the organization. In cybersecurity, for example, AI-powered systems can recognize patterns of malicious activity and respond to attacks instantly. In finance, AI helps detect fraud, evaluate credit risk, and monitor compliance more efficiently than ever before. AI also supports operational resilience by identifying process inefficiencies, predicting equipment failures, or supply chain disruptions. 
However, while AI enhances risk management, it also brings new challenges. Issues such as data privacy, algorithmic bias, lack of model transparency, and overreliance on automated systems must be carefully managed. This makes governance, accountability, and ethical AI usage critical components of a modern risk strategy. Incorporating AI into risk management frameworks allows organizations not only to better anticipate and address threats but also to innovate safely and build trust. The future of risk management lies in balancing AI’s powerful capabilities with responsible oversight—ensuring that technology supports both business growth and resilience in an increasingly complex world.