Enterprise AI enters risk management phase as security concerns rise, CompTIA research finds
As artificial intelligence (AI) expands into core business operations, attention is shifting from adoption to execution risk, according to research and analysis from CompTIA.
Governance, cybersecurity and workforce readiness are emerging as critical factors in determining whether AI initiatives deliver long-term business value, CompTIA’s new research brief “Practical Implications of AI Safety” finds.
“AI safety, governance and workforce development are becoming competitive advantages rather than compliance exercises. Enterprise AI has entered a new stage of maturity,” said Seth Robinson, vice president, research, CompTIA. ” Effective governance structures, strong cybersecurity practices and workforce readiness are becoming central requirements for successful deployment and long-term success.”
About six in 10 organisations are shifting from experimentation and individual productivity use cases toward enterprise-wide implementation, according to CompTIA’s “Corporate AI Adoption” report. The same survey found that cybersecurity concerns rank as the second-largest challenge to AI adoption, behind only finding the right balance between human...
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