Frontier AI: Six Questions Every Enterprise Should Ask Security Vendors

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Frontier AI is a popular topic of late. Indeed, the impact of Frontier AI to the way we identify, mitigate, and patch vulnerabilities is far reaching. It is nearly certain that the security profession will need to evolve as a result. That evolution already appears to be underway in many enterprises.

In my experience, enterprises have two high-level concerns around Frontier AI:

  1. Regarding their own applications, they are concerned that they will not be able to keep up with the increased pace of identifying, mitigating, and patching vulnerabilities
  2. Regarding their vendors, they want to understand how Frontier AI affects product security and how their vendors will leverage Frontier AI

The first concern is certainly an interesting topic, and perhaps I’ll discuss in a future piece. In this piece, I’d like to focus on the second concern. Namely, with so much hype around Frontier AI and so many vendors speaking to...

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