EP02 – Now Anyone can Hack: Securing the Internet of Agents
Building AI: Securing the Future of Artificial IntelligenceShow Notes
How do you secure AI systems when every prompt could be a potential attack? Sam Watts, Product Lead at Lakera, reveals how enterprises are defending against AI security threats that traditional cybersecurity can't catch. From prompt injection attacks to data poisoning, discover how companies are building the first line of defense in the age of AI agents.
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