AI security readiness gaps across US CISOs and senior security leaders
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Enterprise AI security readiness is lagging across 300 US CISOs and senior security leaders, leaving 67 percent with limited visibility and increasing exposure across AI-enabled environments. The trend matters because 75 percent still depend on legacy security controls while only 11 percent use tools built for AI infrastructure.
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Pentera report highlights AI security readiness gaps
Technical Analysis UpdatePentera's AI and Adversarial Testing Benchmark Report 2026 says 300 US CISOs and senior security leaders are struggling to secure AI systems because visibility is limited, internal expertise is lacking, and legacy endpoint, application, cloud, and API controls are still doing most of the work. The report finds 67 percent of CISOs have limited visibility into AI usage, 75 percent rely on legacy security controls, and only 11 percent use tools designed specifically for AI infrastructure.
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