Guard Against Gen AI and LLM Risks from Development to Deployment with Qualys Total AI | Qualys
Summary: Qualys cites a recent study finding 72% of CISOs are concerned generative AI could introduce security breaches, while nearly 70% of enterprises plan to deploy LLMs in production within the next year. The post describes threats including prompt injection, sensitive data leaks, model theft, multimodal exploits, an attack in which hackers used an AI chatbot to manipulate a dealership's pricing engine and buy an SUV for $1, and an "LLMjacking" campaign in which threat actors stole cloud credentials to hijack enterprise AI resources.
Key Takeaway: Security leaders report discovering new or unapproved AI assets only after audits, incidents, or breaches, and with nearly 70% of enterprises planning production LLM deployments within a year, the inventory gap is widening faster than most teams can close it.
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