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Shadow AI leak exposes data from 571 Canva Creators #ai #cybersecurity #dataleak #vendor #vendorrisk

571 Canva Creators had their personal data exposed by an unsecured Chroma database. The database, used by Russian AI startup My Jedai, contained 341 document collections. One of these collections included survey responses with emails, countries of residence, and detailed feedback on the Canva Creators program. This isn’t your typical breach. It’s the result of unsecured AI infrastructure.

5 Expenses MSPs Absorb without Web App & API Security

Uncover 5 major expenses Managed Service Providers (MSPs) often absorb when web application and API security isn't in place. From breach clean up cost to reputational damage, these hidden costs can impact your profitability and customer trust. Don’t let poor security planning hurt your bottom line. Watch now and learn how to eliminate these costs with a proactive security approach.

The Hidden Stress of Being a SOC Analyst. Nobody Talks About This

"You feel the weight of the organization on you" - Grant Oviatt reveals the emotional reality of being a SOC analyst that nobody talks about. When you find something bad, there's that panic moment of "what do I do?" while knowing the entire organization depends on your response speed. This is why AI agents providing instant remediation actions can be a game-changer for analyst mental health and response times.

Client-Side Exploitation Attack Path

Client-side exploit delivery methods like malicious documents or browser-based attacks are among the most common ways adversaries gain initial access. But without visibility into these entry points, many attack paths go undetected. This demo shows how Falcon Exposure Management identifies and maps attack paths that begin with client-side exploitation. By combining exploit visibility with real network context and asset criticality, security teams can uncover hidden lateral movement risks and take action fast.

Protect AI-power apps with Cloudflare Firewall for AI

As organizations refactor applications and adopt AI and Large Language Models (LLMs) to power new applications and enhance existing services, a new class of security vulnerabilities has emerged. Traditional web application firewalls (WAFs) are only partially equipped to defend against threats unique to AI. In this video, we provide an overview of Cloudflare's Firewall for AI product, how it works, and how you can use it to protect AI models and safeguard user interactions with those models.