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Join us in Denver, September 21–23, for the leading JD Edwards event of the year. Visit ALLOut at Booth 107 to explore practical strategies for strengthening JDE security, compliance, and AI readiness. Don’t miss our Spotlight Session, “AI Adoption in JDE Is a Security Decision: What Will It Inherit?”, where we’ll examine how your existing access controls will shape the safety and success of AI adoption across your organization.

Presentation Details

Presentation Title: AI Adoption in JDE Is a Security Decision: What Will It Inherit?
Program(s): Tools & Tech: System Administration
Track(s): JD Edwards

When AI acts inside JD Edwards, it inherits the security already there and scales whatever it finds, sound or weak. That turns your security posture from a technical control task into a business decision that IT, audit, and finance all share. Consider an AP agent built to support one task but connected with broader access than intended. Address book records and supplier bank details are both within reach. Without oversight, the agent could move across a critical process, taking actions no one approved. It could just as easily lock users out of a live system in one automated step. The controls that determine whether adoption is safe are not new: least privilege, role design, access reviews, segregation of duties, approval workflows, monitoring, and audit evidence. They are the same controls SOX and ISO compliance depend on. AI simply puts them under greater pressure. Grounded in more than 20 years of native JD Edwards security experience, ALLOut gives you an AI Adoption Readiness Framework to assess whether your security model is ready and find the gaps AI will amplify. Design a model you can automate and evidence with confidence.

Speakers

  • Dr. Frosoulla Kofterou Content Lead Dr. Frosoulla Kofterou is Content Lead at ALLOut Security, where she connects evolving JDE user needs with ALLOut Security's JDE solutions. Her 18 years in higher education and research shape a user-first approach to communication.