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Background The rapid adoption of AI across enterprises has introduced a new class of data risk. Unlike traditional systems, AI requires broad access to data in order to analyse, organise, and generate insights efficiently. In practice, this often leads to organisations exposing large datasets to AI systems without granular control. Traditional security controls such as encryption at rest, encryption in transit, and multi-factor authentication are necessary but insufficient. O

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In today's cybersecurity landscape, organizations proudly point to their standard defenses: encryption at rest, encryption in transit, and multi-factor authentication (MFA). These are essential building blocks, and most modern systems implement them effectively. Yet when someone says, “We already have that—same outcome, just different technology,” a critical distinction often gets overlooked. The real vulnerability isn't whether data is encrypted—it's what happens after legit