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Bellini Capital CISO on AI security governance and the limits of patching faster


Brian Blakley, CISO at Bellini Capital, details the current challenges in AI security governance during a recent Help Net Security interview.

He explains that while artificial intelligence accelerates the discovery of vulnerabilities, the actual process of applying fixes remains a time-consuming endeavor.

Blakley contends that simply aiming to "patch faster" is insufficient for modern security postures. Instead, he stresses that organizations must reduce their exposure while remediation efforts are ongoing.

The discussion covered several critical operational aspects. Blakley outlined a shared metric intended for both CIOs and CISOs to utilize.

Furthermore, he shared insights into how his team rigorously tests for unannounced model updates.

The conversation also addressed accountability, specifically determining who bears responsibility when an AI agent commits an error.

These points underscore the complex operational realities facing security leaders as AI integration deepens across enterprise systems.

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