Resources
Guides to securing AI that acts, not just answers. Written for boards, risk teams, and the people who have to make AI safe to adopt.
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Where agentic AI risk comes from, and where real protection lives.
What Is Agentic AI Security
A board-level primer on protecting AI that acts, not just answers.
Read →The Seven Control Domains of an AI Security Program
The seven domains that make up an AI security program.
Read →Prompt Injection, Explained for Executives
What prompt injection is, how it works, and why it is dangerous for agents.
Read →Posture is not protection
Why scanning your AI shows what is weak but stops nothing at runtime.
Read →AI Red Teaming: What It Tests and What a Good Report Looks Like
What AI red teaming tests, and what a good report looks like.
Read →Govern it, and prove it
The standards and board-level practices that show your AI is managed: SOC 2, ISO/IEC 42001, and oversight.
SOC 2 for AI startups: what actually changes
What is actually different about SOC 2 for an AI-native company.
Read →ISO/IEC 42001 explained: the AI management system standard
The certifiable management-system standard for AI.
Read →Board Oversight of AI Risk
What boards must oversee, and the questions to ask.
Read →For your situation
Guidance for specific situations: fractional security leadership for law firms, and diligence on AI-heavy acquisitions.
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