The previous week’s articles are featured below.
By Katie Quilligan, Financial Brand
AI vendor selection is harder than it looks: Some banks move at breakneck speed, piloting every shiny new tool.
Others spend months in risk assessments while competitors push ahead. Only a few find the middle ground: adopting AI with both urgency and discipline. Getting there means asking new questions that most vendor evaluation processes haven’t been updated to handle…
Read moreBy Maria Korolov, CSO Magazine
AI-assisted fuzzing technology can make security testing more effective, while also putting more power into the hands of attackers. AI systems, however, have their own testing challenges.
AI fuzzing has expanded beyond machine learning to use generative AI and other advanced techniquesto find vulnerabilities in an application or system. Fuzzing has been around for a while, but it’s been too hard to do and hasn’t gained much traction with enterprises. Adding AI promises to make the tools easier to use and more flexible…
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Published in PYMNTS.com
Shadow AI is rapidly becoming the generative AI risk that compliance leaders do not discover until something breaks.
Even as enterprises deploy “approved” copilots and internal model platforms, employees are increasingly leaning on consumer chatbots, browser plug-ins and personal AI accounts to draft client emails, summarize documents, rewrite policies and accelerate coding. The productivity upside is immediate. The risk is harder to detect…
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