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AI Cyber Defense
Treat evidence as data and enforce action permissions in application code. Give the assistant read access by default and separate recommendations from execution.
Read article : AI Cyber Defense: Keep untrusted incident text outside authorization decisionsAI Cyber Defense
Present the exact target and effect for high-impact actions and bind approval to immutable arguments. Any material argument change must invalidate the prior approval.
Read article : AI Cyber Defense: Bind AI tool approval to exact action argumentsAI Cyber Defense
Apply permission filtering before content reaches the model and recheck access when sources change. Keep caches partitioned by the relevant authorization context.
Read article : AI Cyber Defense: Restrict retrieval to the authenticated user's data boundaryAI Cyber Defense
Use constrained query interfaces, read-only database roles and resource limits. Validate allowed operations with a suitable parser or fixed query templates rather than text matching alone.
Read article : AI Cyber Defense: Prevent AI-generated queries from becoming unrestricted database accessAI Cyber Defense
Expose narrow typed tools backed by fixed executables or APIs. Keep user and model text as arguments only where validated, and avoid general shell access.
Read article : AI Cyber Defense: Keep model outputs out of shell executionAI Cyber Defense
Route fetch and send operations through an egress-enforcing service with narrow destinations and scoped identity. Restrict redirects and internal addresses for external fetch tools.
Read article : AI Cyber Defense: Constrain AI assistant network egressAI Cyber Defense
Require trusted ingestion paths for operational runbooks and distinguish unreviewed material in retrieval. Promote revisions only after the relevant owner approves their operational content.
Read article : AI Cyber Defense: Defend retrieval ingestion against poisoned documentsAI Cyber Defense
Store only necessary facts with provenance and explicit scope. Apply access checks and expiry outside the model, and require review before promoting evidence into durable operational guidance.
Read article : AI Cyber Defense: Partition agent memory by owner and purposeAI Cyber Defense
Use approved artifact sources and pinned revisions, and review extension permissions independently from model quality. Stage updates with behavior and access-boundary checks.
Read article : AI Cyber Defense: Protect model and plugin artifacts through provenanceAI Cyber Defense
Require evidence-linked summaries and a human review of high-impact conclusions. Distinguish an observed event, an inference and a missing record in the report format.
Read article : AI Cyber Defense: Validate AI incident summaries against retained evidenceAI Cyber Defense
Enforce budgets atomically in the orchestrator and stop or escalate at a defined boundary. Keep retries bounded and avoid restarting the entire task after a partial success.
Read article : AI Cyber Defense: Limit resource consumption in agent loopsAI Cyber Defense
Use supported idempotent operations or a transactional action ledger and reconcile uncertain outcomes before retrying. Bind each operation to a specific authorized target state.
Read article : AI Cyber Defense: Make agent retries safe for security changesOur original short guides to AI, account protection, and recovery.