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Relentless AI Red Teaming
Enhancing StackAware customer security with continuous ethical hacking coverage.
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Walter Haydock
Who owns the model?
Companies make big claims on what they can do with AI.
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Walter Haydock
2nd party contractual risk
How detailed usage restrictions on AI content help no one.
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Walter Haydock
How StackAware describes AI training
Managing risk through clear language.
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Walter Haydock
Yes, you are using AI
Pretending otherwise is a security risk.
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Walter Haydock
A 3-level framework for security leaders to assess -aaS GenAI security
Training and data retention considerations when using SaaS and PaaS.
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Walter Haydock
How we implement ISO 42001 control A.10.3 and help clients do the same to manage AI vendor risk
AI risk management throughout the supply chain can be a compliance requirement.
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Walter Haydock
How StackAware analyzes a vendor's security and AI governance just using its website
Just how they talk can tell you A LOT.
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Walter Haydock
Almost 30% of enterprises deploying AI had an AI security breach, according to Gartner
(Accidental) insider threats look like the biggest risk.
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Walter Haydock
Figma AI: security and privacy considerations
De-identification, subprocessors, and incentives.
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Walter Haydock
3 ways to evaluate open source AI model security
SCA, AI-powered code review, and pre-deployment testing.
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Walter Haydock
3 lessons in AI resilience
ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and maybe Google Gemini went down last week. Here are 3 lessons: Have failover plans The more generative AI becomes…
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Walter Haydock
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