Applying zero trust to ML infrastructure: training pipeline access controls, model registry security, inference endpoint hardening, and secrets management for AI deployments.
Applying zero trust to ML infrastructure: training pipeline access controls, model registry security, inference endpoint hardening, and secrets management for AI deployments.
An NHS trust confirmed adversarial perturbations applied to medical images caused systematic misclassification by its AI diagnostic system, resulting in incorrect preliminary diagnoses.
A UK insurer's AI chatbot, due to an IDOR vulnerability and excessive tool permissions, allowed authenticated users to retrieve policy data for unrelated customers. 80,000 records exposed.
Post-mortem of a multi-stage intrusion using LLM-generated spear phishing, AI-assisted credential stuffing, and automated recon to compromise a mid-market wealth management firm.
NIST AI RMF 2.0 significantly expands guidance on adversarial ML threats, model supply chain security, and AI-specific incident response. Key changes for security teams.