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What Happened in the OpenAI Hugging Face Breach? Five Ordinary IT Failures Made It Possible
In the OpenAI Hugging Face breach, AI agents broke out of a test sandbox and reached production. Every control that failed was an ordinary IT control, not an AI one.
The Complete Guide to Choosing Managed IT Services
Managed IT services aren’t one-size-fits-all. This guide breaks down service models, security credentials, contract terms, and the red flags to watch for — plus the one question that actually predicts whether a provider will perform.
How Many Lawyers Use AI in 2026? 94%, and Most Firms Cannot Prove Where the Data Went
How many lawyers use AI? 94%, per a LexisNexis survey of 543 legal professionals, and 15% at large firms now depend on it. Most firms cannot prove where the data went.
What Is a Prompt Injection Email, and Can It Fool Your AI Summary?
A prompt injection email hides instructions your AI reads and you cannot see. In one August 2026 test it changed an invoice from 46,200 euros to 231,000.
What Does California SB 574 Require From Law Firms Using AI?
California SB 574 would turn bar guidance on lawyer AI use into enforceable law. The two requirements most likely to catch a firm out are IT problems.
How Hard Is It to Get CMMC Certified Right Now, and What Should a Small Contractor Do About It?
Why CMMC certification is hard right now, why waiting is the expensive move, and the four-step readiness sequence a small defense contractor controls today.