... Insights Already a Gartner client? Cybersecurity teams cannot scale AI adoption if every use case receives the same level of review. Use a two-phase cybersecurity assessment process: a quick risk screen to identify elevated-risk AI use cases, and a targeted risk assessment to evaluate only the risks ...
Analyst(s): Craig Porter | Meghan Hollis
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