Most AI security hacks come down to simple mistakes
New research shows that 92 percent of companies facing AI security issues had weak access controls. This means the AI models themselves were usually working fine. The main problem was how those companies managed who could use the tools.
Many businesses are rushing to adopt AI without checking the digital front door. They leave their systems open to people who should not have access. This makes it easy for hackers to get inside and cause trouble.
Fixing this does not require a complex new invention. Companies just need to follow standard safety rules. If you limit who can access your AI, you will be much safer.
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