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Analysis of how AI is changing business security and operations, and how organizations should respond.
- AI-written phishing and deepfakes: why verification beats detectionSpelling mistakes and awkward phrasing no longer identify a phishing email. Organizations need verification procedures that hold up even when a message looks genuine.
- Running AI on your own infrastructure: a decision guideOpen-weight models can now handle much of everyday business work. This guide covers when running them in-house makes sense and what it requires.
- Prompt injection: a briefing for decision-makersPrompt injection is the most common vulnerability in AI applications. It occurs whenever a model processes text from a source you do not control.
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