This is the second in a series of articles examining the security implications of AI-driven vulnerability discovery. The first addressed the engineering foundation. This one addresses the operational reality. This one addresses how organizations must operate from where they actually are, which for most is not a clean, well-architected starting point but rather decades of accumulated technical decisions that were never evaluated through a security engineering lens.

ICIT Welcomes Mrs. Venice Goodwine, CIO & AI Product Owner, Arlo Solutions Inc. , Board Member, CORAS AI International Executive Committee Member, Armed Forces Communication and Electronic Association (AFCEA), as a New ICIT Fellow.

For decades, the approach to building technology has operated on an implicit assumption that security could be addressed after the fact...This created an environment in which building technology that simply worked was sufficient, and the cost of building technology that was engineered to be secure was treated as an unnecessary burden on development timelines and budgets... The capabilities demonstrated by recent advances in artificial intelligence have fundamentally altered t