AI is becoming a critical element for companies, with nearly 70% of Fortune 500 firms utilizing tools like Microsoft Copilot. The industry is at a crossroads where IT needs to embrace generative AI as an enabler while addressing risk management. Instead of simply saying no to AI due to potential risks, IT has the responsibility to evaluate and adapt existing frameworks to include AI workflows. This approach allows businesses to innovate securely, leveraging AI’s potential without compromising security.
The article outlines a comprehensive AI security infrastructure necessary for organizations to protect against risks associated with AI usage. Key components include continuous threat monitoring, identity protection, endpoint management, and alignment with recognized compliance standards. By integrating these layers, IT can enhance the organization’s overall security posture and resilience. As AI transforms enterprise functions, IT leaders must balance risk management with strategic innovation to support safe AI adoption.
👉 Pročitaj original: CIO Magazine
