by CPI Staff | Jul 30, 2026 | AI Governance & Risk Management, Azure AI Services, Azure OpenAI, Blog
In this blog post Protect AI Applications with Azure Content Safety Prompt Shields we will explain how to add practical safety checks around business AI applications before risky instructions or content reach the AI model. Think of Azure AI Content Safety as a...
by CPI Staff | Jul 29, 2026 | AI Agents, AI Governance & Risk Management, Blog, Cybersecurity
In this blog post How to Limit the Blast Radius of an AI Agent Security Incident we will explain how to stop one compromised agent, stolen account or bad instruction from becoming a business-wide problem. “Blast radius” simply means how far the damage can spread. You...
by CPI Staff | Jul 29, 2026 | AI Governance & Risk Management, Anthropic, Blog, MCP Server
In this blog post Anthropic MCP Update Makes Enterprise Agent Connections Safer we will explain what the latest Model Context Protocol changes mean for business. Many organisations want AI agents to work with company systems, but their security teams are uncomfortable...
by CPI Staff | Jul 29, 2026 | AI Agents, AI Governance & Risk Management, Blog, OpenAI
In this blog post How to Choose OpenAI Agent SDK Handoffs or Agents as Tools Safely we will explain two ways AI agents can divide work, why the difference matters, and how to choose the pattern that gives your business the right balance of control, cost and speed. The...
by CPI Staff | Jul 28, 2026 | AI Governance & Risk Management, AI Vendor Selection & Implementation, Blog, LLM
In this blog post Why Kimi K3’s Million-Token Context Needs Real-World Testing we will explain why giving an AI model more information can solve important business problems—and create expensive new ones. Many AI projects stall because the model receives only part of...
by CPI Staff | Jul 27, 2026 | AI Agents, AI Governance & Risk Management, Blog
In this blog post How to Create an Emergency Off Switch for Business AI Agents we will explain how to stop an AI agent quickly when it starts making incorrect decisions, exposing information, creating unexpected costs or taking actions it should not take. Imagine an...
