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Defensive controls and offensive testing for AI: red teaming, pen testing, AI firewalls, gateways, sandboxing, EDR, and access control.
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Phishing-Resistant MFAPhishing-resistant multi-factor authentication (MFA) is an advanced verification method that combines public key cryptography (protects credentials) and origin binding (links logins to specific domains).
Zero-Trust for AIZero Trust for AI expands the “never trust, always verify” cybersecurity principle to the complete AI lifecycle. Just as no network user deserves implicit trust, no model, agent or pipeline deserves or receives it, either. Instead, zero trust demands that live policies serve as the basis for continuous validation of every AI component, from model training and data ingestion to deployment and agent behavior.
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SecureW2 issues short-lived, certificate-based identities to non-human and agent identities so every connection is authenticated. See how it maps to your stack.