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#ITWebSS2025: Operating in the age of AI and why insurance is key

Christopher Tredger
By Christopher Tredger, Portals editor
Johannesburg, 19 Mar 2025
Zamani Ngidi, business unit manager, M&A and cyber solutions, Aon South Africa.
Zamani Ngidi, business unit manager, M&A and cyber solutions, Aon South Africa.

AI continues to have a significant impact on many industries and sectors. While business leaders continue to learn more about the opportunities and benefits of this technology, the issue of insurance and emerging risks has been brought into the spotlight.

ITWeb Security Summit 2025 Johannesburg – 3 & 4 June

As the cyber threat landscape becomes increasingly complex, it's critical that businesses, cyber security leaders and teams stay ahead. At the ITWeb Security Summit, the annual gathering of cyber security professionals, experts and thought leaders, we will unpack all the latest developments, the methods that attackers are using and best strategies to protect your digital assets.

For more information and to register, click here.  

This is one of many topics on the agenda for the ITWeb Security Summit 2025, taking place in Johannesburg on 3 and 4 June at the Sandton Convention Centre.

Zamani Ngidi, business unit manager, M&A and cyber solutions at Aon South Africa, will provide a brief overview of AI technologies and their application within insurance.

He will offer insight into new risks introduced by GenAI, show examples of how AI can alter a business’s risk profile and the insurance market’s response.

The reality of AI is that deployment will mean emerging risks, and this is why the insurance space continues to identify and manage trends and strategies to address these risks.

Ngidi will highlight case studies that showcase innovative approaches to AI risk management, adapting risk transfer mechanisms and deep dive into how traditional risk transfer mechanisms need to evolve.

He will also present practical examples and insights on adapting insurance policies to meet new challenges.

Click here for more information and to register.

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