In Q1 2025 Cisco researchers broke DeepSeek R1 with 50 out of 50 jailbreak prompts, while red-teamers turned Microsoft Copilot into a spear-phishing bot just by hiding commands in plain e-mails — exactly the threats we map in our LLM security risks deep-dive and drill against in the AI Red-Teaming playbook. In this post we
Your LLMs now write incident-response playbooks, push code, and chat with customers at 2 a.m. Great for velocity – terrible for sleep. One jailbreak, one poisoned vector chunk, and the model can dump secrets or spin up malware in seconds. A standing AI red-team function flips you from reactive patching to proactive breach-proofing. This post
LLM copilots are crashing the party everywhere – customer support, DevOps runbooks, trading desks, even incident‑response playbooks. That rocket‑speed adoption is awesome for productivity, but it also blows your threat model to pieces if you’re not watching. This post kicks off a no‑fluff series that boils months of hands‑on research into snack‑size, high‑leverage moves you
