Is AI Use a CMMC Violation? Picture this: an employee pastes Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) into ChatGPT to “clean up a report.” No new AI law was needed for that to become a compliance problem , under CMMC and DFARS, it may already be one. So when defense contractors ask “is there an AI law
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AI security isn’t about replacing your existing cybersecurity program. It’s about extending governance, risk management, and security practices to address the unique risks introduced by artificial intelligence. Over the past few years, nearly every conversation I’ve had with organizations about AI adoption eventually lands on the same question: how do we actually know our AI
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Over the last year, I’ve noticed something interesting. Whether I’m speaking with executives, board members, cybersecurity professionals, or risk teams, the conversation eventually comes back to the same question: How do we govern AI without slowing down innovation? Everyone wants to take advantage of AI. Organizations see the opportunities. They see the productivity gains, the
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I have been watching what is happening in Chinese manufacturing, and I do not think most people have connected it to what will be sitting in their kitchen in a few years. China’s manufacturing scale gives it a real advantage in this category. More industrial robots deployed, more infrastructure to deploy them into, more sustained
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A model goes to production in March. In September a customer sends a questionnaire asking which data the system was trained on, who approved its deployment, and how outputs are reviewed before they reach a person. Nobody kept the training data lineage. The approval happened in a Slack thread. There is no review step, because
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