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What an AI security incident actually costs
The 2026 numbers are in, and they are board-level. The average data breach now costs $4.99M globally and $11.5M in the US — and when AI is involved, add about $1M more. Here is what drives the cost, in plain terms, and where the money is actually saved.
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Shadow AI: your team is already using it
Nearly every organization now has employees using AI tools nobody approved — and about one in three has pasted confidential data into a public chatbot. Shadow AI isn't a future risk; it's the single fastest-growing source of AI data loss. A plain-language guide to seeing it and getting it under control.
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A board-level guide to AI agent risk
AI agents are being deployed faster than anyone can govern them. 81% of security leaders say they fear agents they can't fully see, fewer than half can identify every agent they run, and boards and CISOs rarely agree on the risk. A plain-language briefing for the people accountable for it.
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Buying AI security: 10 questions that separate real from theater
The AI security market filled up overnight, and a lot of it is a dashboard over a wish. If you're evaluating a tool to secure your AI, here are ten plain questions — no jargon — whose answers tell you whether it actually protects anything.
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