How AI security failures are endangering your supply chain – and what you can do
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THE AI ANGLE
introducing supply chain vulnerabilities into corporate networksA study of 18,160 artificial intelligence vendors found that one in three holds critical unpatched security vulnerabilities. Most enterprises purchase these tools from external suppliers and connect them directly to corporate platforms. Operations and cybersecurity teams must now continuously audit vendor integrations and restrict tool permissions.
THE TEACHING ANGLE
Companies buy external software to automate tasks, but granting those tools deep platform access exposes internal systems to supplier breaches.Read the original at zdnet.com Generate teaching or study materials
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