As you’ve probably seen in the news, SaaS vendors are rushing to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into their business tools. This is a huge departure for the software industry. This integration most recently manifests itself through embedding AI assistants and agents that boost employee productivity, communications and data-driven operations. Increased security concerns One downside to this technological advancement is an increase in security concerns for users of SaaS.
AI security has quickly become a major concern in the world of software as a service. As organizations embrace AI-driven solutions, they need to tackle the vulnerabilities that this brave new technology can create. To help you through these complexities, our experts have created the 15 AI Security Do’s and Don’ts. These guidelines lay the groundwork for safeguarding your AI deployments.
Beyond these foundational Do’s and Don’t’s, there are seven best practices outlined here that will help you get AI security ready. These practices aim to equip SaaS vendors and users with the knowledge necessary to mitigate risks associated with AI integration. By adhering to these principles, organizations can move toward a more secure posture while they accelerate the use of AI technologies.
To help you take that extra step, we’re excited to announce our free Incident Response Guide for SaaS users. This guide provides invaluable knowledge for a security incident response tailored specifically to security incidents involving AI. Those looking for more details can register here to receive this truly priceless resource. It serves as an incentive to those most committed to doing the work necessary to harden their security.
The inclusion of these resources is a reminder of just how important proactive security strategies will need to be as SaaS offerings continue to evolve and grow. AI is being adopted faster than ever before by vendors. In order to protect sensitive consumer data and in turn consumer trust, they need to adopt strong security practices.