AI Security Controls: Hardening, Testing, and Defense
AI systems have three attack surfaces — inputs, training data, and outputs — that conventional security tools weren't built to see. This article maps the controls required at each layer, from input validation and adversarial training to differential privacy, red teaming, and EU AI Act compliance requirements.
AI systems have three attack surfaces — inputs, training data, and outputs — that conventional security tools weren't built to see. This article maps the controls required at each layer, from input validation and adversarial training to differential privacy, red teaming, and EU AI Act compliance requirements.
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