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Are Your AI Agents Legally Compliant? The Regulatory Reality Check Every Business Must Face
Are you deploying AI agents without understanding the legal minefield you’re navigating? While competitors rush to automate processes with intelligent agents, smart organizations are discovering that regulatory compliance – not just functionality – determines long-term success. The Multi-Framework Challenge That’s Catching Everyone Off Guard AI agents don’t operate in a regulatory vacuum. Unlike traditional software,…
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Post-Quantum Cryptography: Why the Threat is Already Here
A Practical Guide for InfoSec Professionals and Auditors As someone working daily with ISO standards and AI governance frameworks, I’ve been closely following NIST’s post-quantum cryptography (PQC) standardization process. What I’ve discovered should concern every InfoSec professional: the threat to our current encryption isn’t waiting for some hypothetical quantum computer. It’s already growing in GPU…
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Your AI Guardrails Just Got Outsmarted by Emojis: The Semantic Prompt Injection Crisis
Are your AI systems as secure as you think? Recent research from NVIDIA’s AI Red Team reveals a concerning reality: attackers can now bypass some AI guardrails using something as simple as emoji sequences and visual symbols. The Invisible Threat in Plain Sight Semantic prompt injections represent an emerging frontier in adversarial attacks against AI…
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Are Your AI Embeddings as Secure as You Think?
Are you confident that your organization’s AI embeddings are protecting sensitive information? A groundbreaking new research paper reveals a troubling reality: what you thought was secure data representation might be an open book to determined attackers. What are AI embeddings? For readers new to this concept, embeddings are numerical representations that convert complex data like…
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Is Your Enterprise Database Strategy Ready for the Foundation Model Revolution?
Are you still moving data to AI algorithms instead of bringing AI to your data? Kumo AI’s KumoRFM shows a fundamental shift that could reshape how enterprises handle their most valuable asset: structured data. The Game-Changing Approach KumoRFM represents the first Relational Foundation Model (RFM) designed specifically for structured and relational data. Unlike traditional AI…
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Model Context Protocol: A Security Threat Masquerading as Innovation
The tech world is abuzz with discussions about the Model Context Protocol (MCP), but security experts are raising red flags that should concern every organization considering its implementation. Far from being the revolutionary protocol its proponents claim, MCP may represent a significant security vulnerability that could compromise sensitive data and systems. MCP purports to facilitate…
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Thinking About Deploying AI Agents? Read This First.
So, your team is buzzing about the latest AI agents – those clever systems that can automate complex tasks, maybe even act as personal assistants? They sound fantastic, promising leaps in productivity. But before you dive headfirst into deployment, let’s talk about a critical risk NIST is highlighting: agent hijacking. What’s Agent Hijacking? Imagine an…
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Why Algorithmic Transparency Matters
Has your team been excitedly pitching you the latest AI automation system that promises to revolutionize customer assessments, credit decisions, or resource allocation? Before you sign off on that purchase order, there’s something you should know: the EU courts just made it crystal clear that algorithmic transparency isn’t optional – it’s mandatory. The EU Court…
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Modernizing Penetration Testing Reports: The Case for Standardization
In an era where cyber threats evolve at lightning speed, it’s puzzling that many organizations still handle penetration testing reports like they did two decades ago. The current process is a familiar dance: consultants meticulously document their findings in Word documents, convert them to PDFs, email them to clients, who then manually copy and paste…
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Reminder #1
Distributed system is a characteristic of the deployment model, not of the code organization model.