AI Gave Your Incident Archive a Second Job
Dark Reading highlights a growing practice — security vendors training AI models on customer incident archives — that creates data-leakage and GDPR risks enterprises haven't yet governed.
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Security records are increasingly being used by vendors to train their models, creating new risks for enterprises.
Editorial Analysis
As vendors feed customer incident data into AI training pipelines, enterprises face an uncontrolled data-sharing channel that could expose sensitive TTPs, breach details, or personal data in violation of GDPR.
Review all security-vendor contracts for model-training data-usage clauses and enforce opt-out or anonymisation requirements before the next contract renewal.
Security vendors are training AI on your incident data — a practice that may violate GDPR and expose sensitive operational details without explicit consent.
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