Enterprises are increasingly funding separate security programs for traditional applications and new AI components, despite these systems often running on the same infrastructure. Aviv Mussinger, CEO of Kodem, argues that this division is artificial, driven by procurement rather than technical realities. He points out that AI components like agents, tools, and model bindings are essentially application security objects with new names, and that canceling AI projects often leaves these components running without owners or proper inventory. Mussinger advocates for a unified security approach that inventories both AI and traditional application components from a single runtime perspective to address this fragmentation and the associated governance challenges. AI
IMPACT Highlights the growing challenge of managing AI components within existing security frameworks, suggesting a need for unified security solutions.
RANK_REASON Article discusses industry trends and challenges in AI security, offering an opinion from an industry leader, rather than announcing a new product or research.
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