Implementing Frontier AI Security: A Roadmap - Palo Alto Networks
PushButton AI Team ·
Implementing Frontier AI Security: A Roadmap - Palo Alto Networks
You finally get your team using an AI tool. Then someone asks: "Is our customer data safe in there?"
Silence. Because nobody thought to ask that before signing up.
That "$200/month tool nobody uses"
You finally get your team using an AI tool. Then someone asks: "Is our customer data safe in there?"
Silence. Because nobody thought to ask that before signing up.
That "$200/month tool nobody uses" problem? Sometimes it's adoption. But sometimes your team quietly stopped using it because something felt off and they couldn't explain why. That's not tech-stupidity. That's good instinct without a framework to back it up.
Here's the insight most AI gurus skip: before you scale any AI tool, you need to know three things. Where is AI actually touching your business right now? What data is it seeing? And who decided that was okay?
You don't need a security team to answer those questions. You need a one-page inventory. List every AI tool currently running in your business — even the ones baked into software you already pay for. That single exercise has stopped more expensive mistakes than any consultant I've seen.
One afternoon. No coding. No disruption to what's already working. Just clarity on what you're actually running.
That clarity is where your first real AI win begins — not with a new purchase, but with understanding what you already have.
What's one AI tool currently running in your business that nobody officially approved?
