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INCOSE Enchantment: Safeguarding Sensitive Data - Prompt Engineering for GenAI

May 14, 2025 4:45 PM - May 14, 2025 6:00 PM Mountain Standard Time

INCOSE Enchantment: Safeguarding Sensitive Data: Prompt Engineering for GenAI

Date: 05/14/25
Time: 4:45 PM - 6:00 PM Mountain Time
Venue: Online via ZOOM
Registration: Zoom link is provided in the meeting invitation; contact [email protected] to request the meeting invitation.


Abstract: Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) is a transformative technology capable of autonomously producing diverse content, offering significant benefits but also posing risks, especially in mission-critical fields like national defense and space. A key concern is data reconstruction, where AI systems may inadvertently regenerate sensitive information, threatening national security. This dissertation explores prompt engineering as a strategic approach to mitigate these risks, developing a framework for secure GenAI deployment. Through experimental analysis and stakeholder engagement, the study assesses how tailored prompts reduce data leakage and align with AI governance frameworks. The findings provide practical guidelines for integrating GenAI into sensitive operations while ensuring security and ethical compliance.

Speaker: Jen Giang currently serves as a Systems Engineering Integration and Test Lead at Sierra Space Corporation where she leads an interdisciplinary team through major program milestones and guidance systems engineering tasking to success. Jen is also pursuing a Ph.D. in Systems Engineering through Colorado State University with a dissertation focus on “Risk Assessment Framework for Mitigating Data Reconstruction in GAI Applied to Complex Mission Concepts”. Additionally, Jen is part of the INCOSE Technical Leadership Institute, a two-year international program addressing global systems engineering challenges. Jen is a well-rounded systems engineer with experience in research and development, requirements and verification, integration and test, and Model Based Systems Engineering through professional experience, education, and prior military service.

INCOSE Enchantment: Safeguarding Sensitive Data - Prompt Engineering for GenAI

May 14, 2025 4:45 PM - May 14, 2025 6:00 PM Mountain Standard Time

INCOSE Enchantment: Safeguarding Sensitive Data: Prompt Engineering for GenAI

Date: 05/14/25
Time: 4:45 PM - 6:00 PM Mountain Time
Venue: Online via ZOOM
Registration: Zoom link is provided in the meeting invitation; contact [email protected] to request the meeting invitation.


Abstract: Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) is a transformative technology capable of autonomously producing diverse content, offering significant benefits but also posing risks, especially in mission-critical fields like national defense and space. A key concern is data reconstruction, where AI systems may inadvertently regenerate sensitive information, threatening national security. This dissertation explores prompt engineering as a strategic approach to mitigate these risks, developing a framework for secure GenAI deployment. Through experimental analysis and stakeholder engagement, the study assesses how tailored prompts reduce data leakage and align with AI governance frameworks. The findings provide practical guidelines for integrating GenAI into sensitive operations while ensuring security and ethical compliance.

Speaker: Jen Giang currently serves as a Systems Engineering Integration and Test Lead at Sierra Space Corporation where she leads an interdisciplinary team through major program milestones and guidance systems engineering tasking to success. Jen is also pursuing a Ph.D. in Systems Engineering through Colorado State University with a dissertation focus on “Risk Assessment Framework for Mitigating Data Reconstruction in GAI Applied to Complex Mission Concepts”. Additionally, Jen is part of the INCOSE Technical Leadership Institute, a two-year international program addressing global systems engineering challenges. Jen is a well-rounded systems engineer with experience in research and development, requirements and verification, integration and test, and Model Based Systems Engineering through professional experience, education, and prior military service.

INCOSE Enchantment: Safeguarding Sensitive Data - Prompt Engineering for GenAI

14 May, 2025, 3:45 PM-5 PM

INCOSE Enchantment: Safeguarding Sensitive Data: Prompt Engineering for GenAI

Date: 05/14/25
Time: 4:45 PM - 6:00 PM Mountain Time
Venue: Online via ZOOM
Registration: Zoom link is provided in the meeting invitation; contact [email protected] to request the meeting invitation.


Abstract: Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) is a transformative technology capable of autonomously producing diverse content, offering significant benefits but also posing risks, especially in mission-critical fields like national defense and space. A key concern is data reconstruction, where AI systems may inadvertently regenerate sensitive information, threatening national security. This dissertation explores prompt engineering as a strategic approach to mitigate these risks, developing a framework for secure GenAI deployment. Through experimental analysis and stakeholder engagement, the study assesses how tailored prompts reduce data leakage and align with AI governance frameworks. The findings provide practical guidelines for integrating GenAI into sensitive operations while ensuring security and ethical compliance.

Speaker: Jen Giang currently serves as a Systems Engineering Integration and Test Lead at Sierra Space Corporation where she leads an interdisciplinary team through major program milestones and guidance systems engineering tasking to success. Jen is also pursuing a Ph.D. in Systems Engineering through Colorado State University with a dissertation focus on “Risk Assessment Framework for Mitigating Data Reconstruction in GAI Applied to Complex Mission Concepts”. Additionally, Jen is part of the INCOSE Technical Leadership Institute, a two-year international program addressing global systems engineering challenges. Jen is a well-rounded systems engineer with experience in research and development, requirements and verification, integration and test, and Model Based Systems Engineering through professional experience, education, and prior military service.

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