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Solution Brief: LLM Data Leakage

LLM Data Leakage Detection and Response for Enterprise AI Chatbots.

LLM Flowbreaking

AI Security Research: LLM Flowbreaking

New AI Attack Causes LLM to Provide Potential “Self-Harm” Instructions.

AI Glossary

Glossary of AI Terms

New AI Attack Causes LLM to Provide Potential “Self-Harm” Instructions.

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The Essential Guide to Navigating the Cybersecurity Landscape

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Data Governance in the Age of LLMs

The Hidden Risks of AI

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Copilot Oversharing Risks: Knostic and Purview

Stop Copilot Data Oversharing with Knostic & Purview

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Knostic in AI TRiSM

Knostic in AI Trust, Risk, Security Management (TRiSM)

LLM Jailbreak Prompts by Industry: A Hands-On Playbook

LLM prompts you can run to reveal hidden oversharing before attackers do.

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Safely Unlock Hidden Copilot Knowledge in Microsoft 365

Why Copilot’s Hidden Knowledge Creates New Security Risks

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Secure Your Microsoft 365 Environment for the Age of AI

See how Knostic helps E3 and E5 customers strengthen Microsoft 365 security

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Unlock Copilot on E3 with Confidence

Get practical guidance for deploying Copilot quickly and securely.

Latest research and news

When “Auto-Signing” Sends Your Wallet: A Malicious MCP Server ...

Software supply chain attacks are not new, but the rapid adoption of Model Context Protocol (MCP) expands the blast radius. When developers grant AI agents "auto-signing" ...

SaassyCode Repackaged: Four New VS Code Extensions and a New ...

Knostic identified four VS Code extensions that reuse malicious code from the SaassyCode family. They reveal two distinct forms of reuse: one package was republished almost ...