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Ensure You Have the Capabilities to Win with GenAI

Ensure You Have the Capabilities to Win with GenAI

Workshop
Protect how GenAI is guided—so outputs stay within intended boundaries

As GenAI expands into real workflows, the instructions that guide its behavior become a critical control point. This workshop helps leaders understand common risks that can undermine those instructions, the best-practice guardrails that reduce exposure, and how to translate them into practical oversight and next steps across priority initiatives. 

Leave with a clear understanding of system-prompt risk best practices—and a prioritized action plan to strengthen protections across GenAI initiatives. 

The Challenge

Even well-governed GenAI programs can be compromised when the “guidance layer” is treated as informal or inconsistent. 

  • Boundary overrides: Seemingly normal inputs can pressure GenAI experiences to ignore intended rules and behave unpredictably. 
  • Inconsistent protection patterns: Teams apply different approaches across use cases and vendors, creating uneven coverage and approval friction. 
  • Limited assurance: Leaders often lack a clear way to validate that guardrails are working—and to prove it consistently over time. 

When these risks aren’t addressed, GenAI becomes harder to trust, harder to scale, and harder to defend. 

Our Solution

We align leaders on proven best practices and actionable next steps for reducing system-prompt risk while keeping GenAI usable and scalable. 

  • Risk pattern clarity: Build a shared understanding of how system-prompt risks typically emerge in real business scenarios. 
  • Protected guidance standards: Define practical standards for “protected” guidance that keeps GenAI aligned to business intent. 
  • Use-case-ready templates: Establish repeatable prompt template patterns that teams can apply consistently across common scenarios. 
  • Access and governance alignment: Clarify who can change critical guidance, how changes are approved, and how exceptions are handled. 
  • Validation and assurance plan: Agree on a practical approach to testing, review, and ongoing monitoring to maintain confidence. 
Area of Focus
  • Identify vulnerabilities in prompt construction and prompt injection 
  • Review common attack patterns targeting system prompts 
  • Design protected prompt templates for different use cases 
  • Introduce role-based prompt control and prompt sanitization 
  • Validate system prompt behavior with adversarial and red teaming tests 
Participants Will
  • Develop a shared understanding of system-prompt risks and the most important best practices to address them

  • Define a prioritized set of next steps to strengthen protections across high-value GenAI initiatives

  • Create a practical checklist for assessing whether system guidance is sufficiently protected and governable

  • Establish clear expectations for ownership, approvals, and change control for critical GenAI instructions

  • Adopt a lightweight validation approach to test effectiveness and maintain confidence over time

 
 

Who Should Attend:

Executive SponsorsProduct LeadersSecurity & Risk LeadersLegal & Compliance LeadersBusiness Unit OwnersInternal Audit Leaders

Solution Essentials

Format

Facilitated workshop (in-person or virtual) 

Duration

4 hours 

Skill Level

Intermediate 

Tools

Shared collaboration space (virtual whiteboard or equivalent) and shared notes 

Secure. Govern. Scale