The biggest AI security risk is doing nothing
On September 14th, 2026, AI frontier lab OpenAI called on UK lawmakers to impose regulations to tackle the security threats posed by the rapid development of artificial intelligence. This follows an unsolicited attack from an OpenAI agent that broke the firewalls of startup Hugging Face earlier this year.
CTO & Co-Founder at Ravical.
Cybersecurity isn’t a new issue for business leaders, but its significance is increasing in the age of AI. Clients trust them with information, employees don’t want to disclose their salaries or investors don’t want to make their investments public.
Without clear governance and processes on the use of AI, these are all at risk of being leaked. Doing nothing poses an existential risk for firms.
A new class of security risks
AI presents great opportunities to speed up repetitive tasks, like data reporting, leaving more time for employeesto produce more strategic, quality work for clients....
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