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8 fundamental AI security best practices for teams in 2026
Vanta highlights eight AI security measures including zero-trust and incident response to address a 56% rise in AI incidents last year, guiding organizations on governance and risk reduction.
- A Vanta guidance note outlines eight fundamental AI security practices for organizations worldwide, citing rising incidents over the past year according to the Stanford AI Index Report.
- Vanta warns that only 56% of organizations have AI-informed security policies, creating governance gaps and new AI-specific risks like data breaches and training data manipulation.
- Conduct frequent risk assessments aligned with NIST AI RMF and ISO 42001, and apply zero-trust segmentation with role-based access control and continuous monitoring and logging.
- GRC tools centralize logging, risk tracking, and policy oversight, helping security and compliance teams manage breaches that trigger HIPAA, GDPR, and SOC 2 regulatory scrutiny.
- Senior executives must confirm disposal per NIST Special Publication 800-88 to prevent replication risks, and mitigate resource exhaustion attacks like DDoS with isolation and rate limits during AI development and decommissioning phases.
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