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Security checks for chatbots, voice agents, prompt injection, and tool-using AI systems.
AI agents and prompt injection: What enterprises can do today against indirect attacks
Indirect prompt injection is the biggest security threat to AI agents in 2026. OpenAI's GPT-5 system card shows 56.8% attack success rate on hardest-tier benchmarks, other frontier models exceed 70%. Three real incidents (GrafanaGhost, ForcedLeak, GeminiJack) illustrate the attack class. Why model guardrails no longer suffice, which five concrete safeguards enterprises should pull now, and what an audit-ready security concept must deliver.
Read articleEU AI Act 2026: New Deadlines, New Obligations — What SMEs Need to Know Now
On May 7, 2026, the Digital Omnibus on AI was adopted: new deadlines, new prohibitions, and more time for SMEs. What the changes mean for companies and why Human-in-the-Loop becomes a compliance strategy.
Read articlePrompt Injection in AI Agents: The Underestimated Security Risk in 2026
Prompt injection attacks surged 340% in 2026. What businesses need to know about direct and indirect injection, memory poisoning, and tool-chain attacks, and how to secure AI agents effectively.
Read articleAI security for chatbots: test prompt injection before it becomes a problem
Customer-facing AI systems should be tested before they leak data, ignore policy, or trigger the wrong actions. Structured AI security testing makes those weaknesses visible.
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