Agentic Security & Governance

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AI Agents are being developed to read and respond to emails on our behalf, chat on messaging apps, browse the internet, and even make purchases. This means that, with permission, they can access our financial accounts and personal information. When using such agents, we must be cognizant of the agent’s intent and the permissions we grant it to perform actions. When producing AI agents, we need to monitor for external threats that can sabotage them by injecting malicious prompts.

Private GPTs: Evaluating LLMs for your Business

Private GPTs: Evaluating LLMs for your Business

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Chat GPT has sparked a seismic shift in business and technology, embodying the nature of a double-edged sword. On one hand, it rapidly attracted over 100 million users in its first two months; on the other, it navigated a data breach, emerging with just a few scars. As a substantial number of professionals turn to these tools to boost productivity, organizations and IT leadership are devising innovative strategies to incorporate these technologies into their operations without compromising security. Among these advancements, the emergence of Private GPTs stands out as particularly promising.