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AI Supply Chain Risks

November 15, 2023

1 min read

Key Takeaways

AI adoption accelerates, increasing breach risks.
13% of organizations reported AI-related breaches.
Average cost of a breach hit $10.22 million.
New AI risks arise in the AI supply chain.

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Strategic Implications

The growing reliance on AI may indicate a shift in cybersecurity priorities, as AI models hold onto what they learn and mistakes can spread quickly. Adopting a framework like SLSA could mitigate risks related to compromised data and training pipelines, which suggests a need for increased vigilance in the AI supply chain.

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What Happened

Mitigating Cyber Threats In The Age Of Smarter Machines

As AI adoption accelerates, organizations face new risks in the AI supply chain, including data poisoning and model swaps. According to a report by IBM, 13% of organizations reported AI-related breaches, with an average cost of $10.22 million. To address these risks, experts recommend adopting a framework like SLSA, which provides a structured approach to ensuring software is built and delivered securely. This approach was first reported by Infosecurity Magazine.

Companies Mentioned

IBM NIST MITRE Google Apple NSO Group

Topics

AI Security Cyber Threats Supply Chain Risks Data Protection

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AI Supply Chain Risks

November 15, 2023

1 min read

Key Takeaways

AI adoption accelerates, increasing breach risks.
13% of organizations reported AI-related breaches.
Average cost of a breach hit $10.22 million.
New AI risks arise in the AI supply chain.

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Strategic Implications

The growing reliance on AI may indicate a shift in cybersecurity priorities, as AI models hold onto what they learn and mistakes can spread quickly. Adopting a framework like SLSA could mitigate risks related to compromised data and training pipelines, which suggests a need for increased vigilance in the AI supply chain.

Sign in to view strategic implications Get full access to strategic analysis and expert insights.

Silver membership required Upgrade to Silver to access Strategic Implications.

What Happened

Mitigating Cyber Threats In The Age Of Smarter Machines

As AI adoption accelerates, organizations face new risks in the AI supply chain, including data poisoning and model swaps. According to a report by IBM, 13% of organizations reported AI-related breaches, with an average cost of $10.22 million. To address these risks, experts recommend adopting a framework like SLSA, which provides a structured approach to ensuring software is built and delivered securely. This approach was first reported by Infosecurity Magazine.

Companies Mentioned

IBM NIST MITRE Google Apple NSO Group

Topics

AI Security Cyber Threats Supply Chain Risks Data Protection