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"Lexis1234." The password LexisNexis reused across 5 AWS systems. 53 Secrets Manager secrets in plaintext. 400K user profiles. 118 .gov emails. The company securing the world's legal data couldn't secure its own passwords. via @DarkWebInformer

Your SOC 2 badge means an auditor checked your controls once. On a date you chose. After you prepared for weeks. That's not security. That's a rehearsed performance.

Every company knows who has a key to the building. Almost none know who accessed their customer data in the last 24 hours.

4.3 billion records. Full names, emails, phone numbers, job titles, photos. Not a hack. A misconfigured database sitting wide open. Security teams are spending billions on detection. No one's watching the data itself.

@OpenAI launched Frontier. AI agents connected to all your enterprise data. Now imagine explaining to a regulator in 18 months: "Yes, our AI accessed everything." "No, we don't have an audit trail." The race to connect AI to everything is on. We're building the audit trail.

AI governance is obsessed with model behavior. Meanwhile no one can tell you where your sensitive data actually lives after the AI touches it. That's the real governance gap.

I'm sure this will work out just fine. 💀

Data governance my friends.

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