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Welcome to the first episode of AI Security Ops! This week, join Brian Fehrman, Derek Banks, and Joff Thyer as they dive into why AI security matters more than ever. From how large language models work to the risks of prompt injection, jailbreaking, and AI-powered social engineering, this episode unpacks the challenges and opportunities at the intersection of AI and cybersecurity.
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