How to accelerate AI adoption without creating unnecessary security risk
THE SO WHAT
The gating factor for faster AI rollout is no longer model access but whether your governance, verification, and data hygiene can keep up. Treat every new AI workflow as a security surface—this week, inventory where models touch sensitive data and add explicit owners for verification and abuse monitoring.
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