SIM DigiRisk SIG: Managing Risks From Undisclosed AI Use by Third Parties

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As AI adoption accelerates, organizations face a growing and often overlooked threat: third-party partners deploying AI technologies without disclosure. These “invisible integrations” can introduce significant risks—including data misuse, compliance violations, and exposure to unvetted algorithms—without the primary organization’s knowledge or control.

Long time friend of DigiRisk, PETER VOGEL, will discuss the hidden dangers of undisclosed third-party AI use. You’ll learn how to identify and mitigate these risks, including improved third-party governance, online terms and contract stipulations related to AI use, data privacy, proactive audits, and ongoing vendor monitoring.

Maintaining trust in increasingly complex digital ecosystems is a key responsibility for technology leaders. Don’t miss this chance to add to your AI risk management toolkit!

About the Speaker:

Peter S. Vogel is a lawyer at VOGEL IT LAW (www.vogelitlaw.com) aka Peter S. Vogel, PC.  Before practicing law he worked as a computer programmer, received a Master’s in Computer Science, and taught graduate courses in information systems.

Peter has negotiated hundreds of IT, eCommerce, and Cybersecurity contracts and had trials around the US on unsuccessful software implementations, misappropriation of trade secrets, copyright infringement, software patent infringement, and eCommerce Internet disputes.  In June 2023 Peter was one of 7 lawyers (out of 113,000 lawyers in Texas) appointed to the State Bar of Texas AI Work Group.

For more than 30 years Peter has been an Arbitrator and Mediator with the American Arbitration Association, and a Tech List Member of the Silicon Valley Arbitration & Mediation Center. Currently Peter is the General Counsel of the North Texas Information Systems Security Association a Cybersecurity Training Group and he is also a Fellow of the Society for Information Management -Dallas/Fort Worth Chapter a CIO Group.

For 12 years Peter served as the Founding Chair of the Texas Supreme Court Judicial Committee on Information Technology which is responsible for helping automate the Texas court system and creating the Texas eFiling System.

Peter has taught courses at the SMU Dedman School of Law for more than 25 years including courses on eDiscovery and the Law of eCommerce. Many of Peter’s topics are discussed on his Internet, IT & E-Discovery blog www.vogelitlaw.com/blog.