The promise of AI is clear: tools such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google’s AI models are revolutionizing how businesses handle everything from customer service to data analysis. But with great power comes great responsibility, and along with that responsibility, a whole host of new risks. One of the most dangerous and rapidly evolving attack vectors against AI models today is prompt injection—an attack where malicious inputs are used to manipulate AI behavior. When you think of securing your AI, it’s tempting to rely on the AI provider to take care of it for you. However, there are several reasons why…
Author: Trevor Welsh
Trevor Welsh
Trevor Welsh is the VP of Products at WitnessAI and a seasoned executive in the AI and cybersecurity sectors. With over two decades of experience in product leadership and innovation, Trevor has been instrumental in shaping cutting-edge security solutions for some of the most critical areas in technology, including cloud security and edge computing. Trevor is a prolific inventor with over 35 patents and pending patents, underscoring his deep expertise in risk management, data loss protection, and large-scale AI-driven security solutions.
