Glossary
LLM
Large Language Model — A type of AI model trained on vast amounts of text to understand and generate human-like language, underpinning tools like chatbots and coding assistants. LLMs introduce novel security risks distinct from traditional software, including prompt injection, data leakage through model outputs, and hallucinated but confidently stated false information.
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Falcon AIDR Secures Copilot Studio & Claude Agents Against Prompt Injection
CrowdStrike Falcon AIDR extends real-time protection to Microsoft Copilot Studio and Claude agents, mitigating prompt injection and AI-native threats.
LLMs & Access Control: Mitigating Policy Drift and Authorization Risks
LLMs can silently degrade access control policies in Rego and Cedar, leading to authorization risks and least-privilege model erosion.
M-Trends 2026: Evolving Ransomware, Persistence, and SaaS Attack Vectors
M-Trends 2026 reveals critical shifts in adversary TTPs: destructive ransomware, zero-day exploitation for persistence, and voice phishing for SaaS access.
Securing Claude Code: Managing AI Agent Risk with Ceros Visibility
Discover how Claude Code creates new security challenges for engineering teams and how Ceros provides the visibility needed to govern autonomous AI agents.