Oct 6, 2026 · 27 min · 11 segments
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Gregory RasnerHost
all right we'll get into the hook start which is a just a five minute quick talk that's something timely and hopefully gets people's creative thought processes going here this one's on the unchecked third-party ai pipeline and and the reference there is the fact that many of the ai tools that we're getting are coming third party they're They're as a party, right? We're buying a product and that product is actually buying AI, LLM capabilities from another party and built it into their system.

So with that sort of background for folks, why I'm saying that unchecked third-party pipeline, organizations are rapidly embedding third-party LLMs, vector databases, and autonomous AI incentives to supply chains without really evaluating proper, sorry, prompt injections, indirect data leakage, agentic control risks.

How do we stop that third-party AI dependencies from becoming the ultimate backdoor into enterprise infrastructure? And that may be longer than a five-minute discussion to some extent, but what one thing that you think people should be doing in that space?
the company certainly wants to manage it, but the employee usually says, okay, this is a good tool, maybe I just want to use it.

all right we'll get into the hook start which is a just a five minute quick talk that's something timely and hopefully gets people's creative thought processes going here this one's on the unchecked third-party ai pipeline and and the reference there is the fact that many of the ai tools that we're getting are coming third party they're They're as a party, right? We're buying a product and that product is actually buying AI, LLM capabilities from another party and built it into their system.

So with that sort of background for folks, why I'm saying that unchecked third-party pipeline, organizations are rapidly embedding third-party LLMs, vector databases, and autonomous AI incentives to supply chains without really evaluating proper, sorry, prompt injections, indirect data leakage, agentic control risks.

How do we stop that third-party AI dependencies from becoming the ultimate backdoor into enterprise infrastructure? And that may be longer than a five-minute discussion to some extent, but what one thing that you think people should be doing in that space?
the company certainly wants to manage it, but the employee usually says, okay, this is a good tool, maybe I just want to use it.
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