The legal industry's adoption of AI is inconsistent, with some embracing it while others hesitate. Despite concerns, Microsoft's testing indicates AI can't be fully secured. This suggests that traditional security measures and understanding AI's capabilities are critical for maintaining cybersecurity. Effective strategies include layered security principles and thorough policies to prevent unauthorized AI use, known as 'Shadow AI.' Training attorneys and staff in these practices is necessary to navigate the complex landscape of AI technology in legal practice.
AI models must be thoroughly understood to develop effective defenses. Their behavior changes based on design and application, requiring awareness of inherent risks.
Defense-in-depth principles are crucial for AI models. Layered security measures like access control and data restriction can significantly reduce risks.
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