CrowdStrike
By Blain Curtis, ThreatLocker Solutions Engineer Manager
As AI becomes embedded across enterprise infrastructure, it dramatically expands the attack surface — but most organizations struggle to see where the risks actually are and AI-powered attackers are moving faster than ever. Fragmented tools and legacy approaches weren’t built to secure dynamic, opaque AI systems and AI agents, leaving security teams without the visibility or control needed to defend them effectively.
At Black Hat, join us on Wednesday, August 6th at 10:15 AM to explore why securing AI requires an AI-native and consolidated platform approach, one that evolves existing controls with dedicated AI-enabled products to secure AI systems. We’ll unpack threats to AI systems like prompt injections, model theft, shadow AI, and compromised pipelines—then go deeper into emerging risks, from autonomous AI agents to the rising challenge of data loss as GenAI becomes ubiquitous. Additionally, attendees will gain a blueprint for building proactive, integrated AI security into their broader enterprise strategy.