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Secure compute hardware representing governed private AI infrastructure Featured briefing · AI governance
August 31, 20268 min readNIST analysis
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AI risk management is moving from policy to operating controls.

NIST's 2026 work on trustworthy AI in critical infrastructure reinforces a practical reality: governance must be visible in architecture, evaluation, access, monitoring, and incident response.

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What changed, what matters, what to do next.

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AI governance
Aug 31, 20268 min

AI Risk Management in 2026: Turning Frameworks into Controls

How to map NIST's Govern, Map, Measure, and Manage functions into accountable production practices.

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Agentic security
Aug 31, 20267 min

Agentic AI Security: Control the Tools, Not Just the Model

Why prompt defenses alone are insufficient when an AI system can retrieve data, call tools, or take action.

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Defense technology
Aug 31, 20267 min

CMMC and AI Data Boundaries for Defense Contractors

How contractors can evaluate AI use without losing sight of FCI, CUI, flow-downs, and evidence.

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