The SecuritAI blog: AI security, explained.
Practical guidance on securing LLMs, chatbots, and AI agents: prompt injection, jailbreaks, governance, and the Canadian AI regulatory environment. Topics map to the OWASP LLM Top 10.
What is Bill C-8? Canada’s critical infrastructure cybersecurity law explained
Which sectors C-8 covers, what designated operators must do, and where AI fits in.
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Bill C-8 compliance checklist for critical infrastructure operators
All four C-8 obligations covered, including the AI layer most programs have missed.
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How Bill C-8 applies to AI systems in critical infrastructure
What AI-specific controls regulators will expect, and why traditional programs don’t cover them.
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AI penetration testing vs classic pentesting: what actually changes
Why model behaviour cannot be patched shut like a code flaw, and what a useful report has to contain.
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NIST AI RMF: a practical guide for Canadian companies
What Govern, Map, Measure and Manage look like in practice, and the evidence buyers ask for.
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LLM security: a complete guide
What LLM security is, the OWASP LLM Top 10 risks, and how to protect your LLM applications.
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What is an AI firewall? A plain-English guide
How AI firewalls work, what they block, and how to choose one for your LLMs and AI agents.
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AI guardrails vs an AI firewall: what is the difference?
Where guardrails stop working, and the extra layers of security an AI firewall adds on top.
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What is prompt injection? A plain-English guide
How attackers hijack LLMs with hidden instructions, and how to stop them.
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AI governance in Canada: PIPEDA, NIST AI RMF, and what’s next
What Canadian organizations must do as AI regulation tightens.
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Red-teaming your chatbot before launch
A practical checklist for testing AI features against real attacks.
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