Resources

Understand the security of your AI environment.

Practical research, guidance, and perspectives on AI security posture, agent security, threat modelling, and continuous assurance.

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Security topics for the agentic enterprise.

  • AI Security Posture

    See the AI systems, identities, permissions, data, tools, and actions that shape your security exposure.

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  • AI Agent Security

    Understand how agents operate through identities, permissions, tools, APIs, and autonomous actions.

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  • AI Threat Modelling

    Apply threat modelling to AI systems, trust boundaries, data flows, tools, and agent capabilities.

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  • AI Supply Chain Security

    Understand the models, providers, tools, dependencies, and third-party AI services connected to your environment.

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  • AI Security Assurance

    Connect posture, findings, controls, evidence, and recognized frameworks over time.

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  • AI Security Architecture

    Explore practical architecture patterns for securing enterprise AI applications and agents.

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Insights

Practical perspectives on AI security.

Editorial placeholders for future insights. These cards are illustrative and are not published articles.

  • AI Agent Security

    AI agents are becoming identities with permissions.

    As agents gain access to business systems, security teams need to understand not only what model an agent uses, but what identity it operates through and what that identity can do.

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  • Threat Modelling

    AI threat modelling is not traditional application threat modelling with an LLM added.

    AI systems introduce new trust boundaries, tool interactions, data flows, model dependencies, and autonomous behaviours that security teams need to account for.

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  • AI Security Posture

    The AI security problem is shifting from models to capabilities.

    The security question increasingly becomes: what can this AI system access, what can it invoke, and what actions can it take?

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Frameworks & assurance

Translate security practice into recognized frameworks.

Explore how AI security posture can connect to established security and AI governance frameworks.

  • NIST AI RMF

    AI risk management

  • ISO/IEC 42001

    AI management systems

  • ISO/IEC 27001

    Information security management

  • OWASP

    AI and application security guidance

  • Internal Controls

    Organization-specific requirements

Framework references are provided for guidance and alignment. ZXita does not provide certification.

Research

Building a practical view of enterprise AI security.

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State of Enterprise AI Security

A future ZXita research initiative.

A research program exploring how organizations discover, assess, protect, monitor, and assure AI systems as AI becomes increasingly connected to enterprise data and workflows.

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The ZXita view

Security starts with understanding relationships.

An AI system does not exist in isolation. Its security posture emerges from the relationships between identities, models, data, tools, permissions, APIs, and actions.

Conceptual model · illustrative

AI system

  • Identity
  • Model
  • Data
  • Tools
  • APIs
  • Permissions
  • Actions
  1. Capability
  2. Exposure
  3. Remediation
  4. Monitoring
  5. Assurance

Know what your AI can do.

Start with visibility into your AI environment and identify the security blind spots that matter.