Hot takes are easy. Defending them to a Forrester analyst is harder. Allie Mellen and Microsoft's Elif Algedik react to four security statements, no hedging. Where do you land? Agree or disagree in the comments.
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As AI agents become more capable, organizations need more than policies on paper. Satya Nadella shares his vision for giving organizations greater control and assurance as they move into the next chapter of AI. Learn more: https://msft.it/10222026
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Open weights don't decide your AI risk. Your use case, deployment, and safeguards do. Microsoft and NVIDIA just published a shared risk taxonomy and evaluation approach for enterprises using open-weight models. Check out the link in the comments.
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Agent risk doesn’t stand still. Now, protection can adapt with it. Join Microsoft CVP, Yina Arenas, in a demo of new Microsoft 365 and Project Perception capabilities.
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"Is it secure?" isn't a question any vendor has ever answered "no" to. Better question: how ready is your business to adopt AI securely? The Security for AI Assessment shows you where you stand across four pillars, and recommendations on what to do next. Cybersecurity Awareness Month seems like a good time to find out. Link in comments.
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Microsoft Security reposted this
One thing I consistently hear from CISOs and security leaders: They want to move fast on AI, but they need confidence that security can keep pace. That challenge becomes especially important with agents. The same access to data, applications and tools that makes agents valuable can also create insider risk. Today, Microsoft is introducing new capabilities in Microsoft 365 E7 and Project Perception to help organizations address that challenge. The principle behind our approach is simple: models supply intelligence; people and organizations retain authority. We need security that can continuously understand agent risk, adapt access and contain activity at the speed agents operate. The goal isn’t to make every model perfectly predictable. It’s to build systems that remain secure even when the model is not. More on our approach in my latest Microsoft Security blog. https://lnkd.in/gqFATkyQ
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AI agents can change, connect, and act autonomously. Traditional security wasn’t built for that. Today we're lifting the curtain on new Microsoft 365 E7 and Project Perception capabilities that help security teams keep pace in a changing world. https://msft.it/6041av6zR
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Your senior specialists can't be in every investigation. Avanade's AI-assisted workflows can. See how they cut resolution time by up to 80%, without adding headcount. Now specialists can focus on the cases that need them most. Link in the comments.