AI is bringing old vulnerabilities into the light of day The recent Korean bank hacks show how AI is bringing existing cyber security weaknesses out of obscurity and into the light of day.
How would you turn off your AI if it went rogue? If an AI system starts behaving in ways you did not expect, who can actually stop it? Here's a practical guide to designing AI shutdown capability, from authority and access controls to safe fallbacks and a realistic kill-switch checklist.
When the Test Becomes the Threat Model The OpenAI and Hugging Face incident shows why agentic AI governance cannot stop at the model. The real risk lies in the environment: tools, permissions, incentives, evidence and the ability to stop an agent before an evaluation becomes an incident.