
**TL;DR** - Security architecture shifting from perimeter defense to data-centric models; AI reality check on what actually works; Ops teams automating up the stack.
1. Audit what data your AI systems can access - most enterprises have AI with too much access to too much data
2. Focus AI security budget on data exfiltration prevention, not model hardening - that is where actual risk is
3. Deploy AI-assisted monitoring in ops stack - scales on-call capacity without replacing engineers
**Example Prompt:**
Design a data classification scheme for an enterprise deploying AI agents across CRM, ERP, and communication platforms.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Data-centric security is the right model | Classification expensive and political |
| AI-assisted ops actually works | Alert fatigue still a problem even with AI |
|---|---|
| Layer shifting is a real architectural trend | Most security teams understaffed for this transition |