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What is AI Security, and Why is it Important?

AI security protects systems from evolving threats by detecting anomalies, preventing attacks, and securing AI models, ensuring trustworthy and safe outcomes.

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FAQs

Absolutely. Even if you’re a small operation, AI might be handling sensitive customer data. Protecting it with strong security measures can save you from major headaches down the road.

No. AI is a useful addition to a security team. AI helps automate tasks like threat detection, but sometimes, people still need to interpret findings. Ultimately, it’s also people who make final decisions and adapt strategies for unique or unexpected situations.

How often you should retrain models depends on how quickly your data and threats evolve — there’s no tried-and-true timeframe. Generally speaking, in higher-risk contexts, consider reviewing and retraining models every few months.

Not at all. We often conflate AI with tech. But, in reality, AI is used across many industries: healthcare, finance, retail, government, manufacturing, and more. If you rely on AI at all to handle data or deliver services, AI security should matter to you.

Your AI security posture is your organization’s overall readiness and ability to protect AI systems from evolving threats. AI security posture management involves everything from endpoint security to data governance policies. By regularly assessing and managing your AI security posture, you can spot security vulnerabilities early and respond proactively, reducing the risk of security incidents.