The Average AI-Agent Data Breach Costs $4.7M. Here Is What the Cheap Prevention Looks Like
AI-agent breaches average $4.7M, and the mechanism scales down to small businesses. Where the cost comes from, and the near-free controls that prevent most of it.
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The Register Says the Bug Is the Framework, Not the Prompt. They Have a Point
Security researchers argue prompt injection is not the real bug; over-permissioned agent frameworks are. Why that reframing points at exactly what you can control.
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How AI Agents Use Your Tools: MCP and Function Calling in Plain English
Tool use turns a chatbot into a worker. What the Model Context Protocol is, why it standardizes AI-to-tool connections, and the least-privilege discipline that keeps it safe.
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Prompt Injection Is the Number One AI Security Threat. Here Is How It Actually Works
Prompt injection is the most exploited AI weakness of 2026, up 340% year over year. How the attack works, why AI is vulnerable, and why agents make it dangerous.
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Six Prompt-Injection Defenses You Can Set Up This Afternoon
Prompt-injection defenses for small businesses without a security team: scoped permissions, a human on consequential actions, response validation, and more.
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The OpenAI Sandbox Escape Was a Lab Result, Not a Movie. The Lesson for Your Business Is Real Anyway
The mechanism behind OpenAI's model sandbox escape is the same one that costs small businesses money when they deploy AI agents carelessly. Five cheap controls that contain it.
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