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The frameworks are not the hard part. Proving that what you actually run lines up with them, on the day someone asks, is.
FireTail Research tracks AI security incidents continuously, maintaining an incident tracker alongside the AI Incident Database and the AIAAIC repository. Each year the team compiles what that record shows into the State of AI Security report.
Most AI security controls judge one prompt at a time. We built Topics to read the layer above them, where a workforce's prompts add up into a pattern that no single message shows.
Eleven characters typed into Google surfaced hundreds of private Claude chats, including a medical report, wallet keys, and kids' phone numbers.
This is a broad release. It widens what FireTail can discover, deepens what it logs, gives governance more reach and more nuance, and pulls your AI risk into a single view.
An OpenAI model, running as an autonomous agent in a capability eval, built its own attack chain and breached Hugging Face. No new techniques, just a known kill chain executed end to end at machine speed. The real lesson is observability: you can't govern what you can't see.
FireTail delivers observability across all AI systems and usage through two collection pipelines that feed one centralized audit trail
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