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JC Gaillard
onto Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity January 19, 1:58 AM
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AI adoption depends on application modernization, security alignment, and disciplined foundations that support scalable AI programs.
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Misaligned agents are just one layer of the AI security challenge that startup Witness AI is trying to solve. It detects employee use of unapproved tools, blocks attacks, and ensures compliance.
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AI agents AppSec risk is rising as no-code automations bypass SDLC controls, create blind spots, and trigger internal breaches at scale.
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Unlike conventional LLMs that generate text in response to prompts, the independent nature of agentic AI redefines both opportunity and risk.
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AI agents are the fastest-growing and least-governed class of these machine identities — and they don’t just authenticate, they act.
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The 2025 SANS SOC Survey shows AI use is rising, but many SOCs lack integration, customization, and clear validation processes.
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Security researchers uncovered a range of cyber issues targeting AI systems that users and developers should be aware of — some as demo attacks and others already a threat in the wild.
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Every frontier model breaks under sustained attack. Red teaming reveals the gap between offensive capability and defensive readiness has never been wider.
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The best defense against prompt injection and other AI attacks is to do some basic engineering, test more, and not rely on AI to protect you.
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You don't need to rebuild your entire metrics framework overnight. Start with one attack path that keeps your executive team up at night.
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Enterprise AI defense is reshaping how CISOs manage risk as AI spreads across core systems, agents, and infrastructure.
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NVIDIA and Lakera AI built a framework that introduces ways to simulate threats inside workflows, watch behavior, and apply safeguards.
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LLMs are moving deeper into enterprise products and workflows, and that shift is creating new pressure on security leaders.
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By modernizing defenses and embracing phishing‑resistant identity protection, organizations hope to outpace the next wave of AI‑driven threats.
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AI adoption depends on application modernization, security alignment, and disciplined foundations that support scalable AI programs.
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Production AI agents fail from prompt injection, tool poisoning, credential leaks, and more. Learn 5 attack patterns and defensive code for each.
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Autonomous AI agents present a new world of opportunity—and an array of novel and complex risks and vulnerabilities that require attention and action now.
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Every CEO I meet thinks their AI strategy is simple: implement tools, boost productivity, and stay competitive. The reality is far riskier.
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AI-driven attacks leaked 23.77 million secrets in 2024, revealing that NIST, ISO, and CIS frameworks lack coverage for AI-specific threats.
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New guidelines can help an organization determine ways to incorporate AI into its operations while mitigating cybersecurity risks.
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By embracing specialized clouds and distributing workloads intelligently, companies can build the flexibility to adapt when — not if — things go wrong.
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Understand the impact of AI on security operations, improving insights and response times in the face of evolving threats.
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The AI shift to the edge promises faster insights and more resilient operations, but it also transforms the demands placed on the network.
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As the flurry of excitement over fresh AI innovation begins to fade, risk leaders, heads of GRC and CISOs have a new challenge to tackle. Regulators, customers, and boards are all asking harder questions about how AI is used, secured, and audited. For CISOs, AI governance is now a board-level expectation.
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AI governance, done properly, is not about slowing down or banning innovation. It is about putting enough structure around AI use that you can explain it, defend it and scale it.
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While some researchers dismiss reports of AI-driven cyberattacks as merely marketing messages, threat intel experts counter that CISOs ignore mounting evidence of AI use in the threat chain at their own peril.
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