AdversarialMinds — Steve BrodsonEssays on AI security, shadow AI, supply chain risk, and the practical side of AI safety.https://brodson.com/AI Security - Five questions that don't have answershttps://brodson.com/posts/five-unanswered-questions/https://brodson.com/posts/five-unanswered-questions/AI systems fail in ways traditional security wasn't built to handle. Five open problems in AI security — what they are, why the old playbook doesn't fit, and why solving them may require thinking differently.Thu, 16 Apr 2026 00:00:00 GMTAdversarial AIGovernanceTraditional Cybersecurity Isn't Enough for AIhttps://brodson.com/posts/traditional-cybersecurity-isnt-enough-for-ai/https://brodson.com/posts/traditional-cybersecurity-isnt-enough-for-ai/Traditional cybersecurity frameworks were built for deterministic systems. AI introduces non-determinism, and that changes how you need to think about threat modeling, testing, and defense.Thu, 16 Apr 2026 00:00:00 GMTAI SecurityCybersecurityRisk ManagementPhishing Defenses Are Falling Behind AIhttps://brodson.com/posts/ai-phishing-defenses-falling-behind/https://brodson.com/posts/ai-phishing-defenses-falling-behind/Phishing has been the leading cause of breaches for decades. Better filters, authentication, and training have helped and still do. AI is making that work exponentially harder.Tue, 14 Apr 2026 00:00:00 GMTPhishingSocial EngineeringThe AI Safety Conversation We Need to Havehttps://brodson.com/posts/ai-safety-conversation-were-not-having/https://brodson.com/posts/ai-safety-conversation-were-not-having/The AI safety debate is stuck on science fiction while real problems compound in production. Shadow AI, unsolved vulnerabilities, and the multiplication of risk in agentic systems demand a practical conversation.Mon, 13 Apr 2026 00:00:00 GMTAI SafetyAI RiskAgentic SystemsThe Axios Compromise Is the Warning Shot. AI Is the Real Story.https://brodson.com/posts/axios-npm-compromise-ai-supply-chain/https://brodson.com/posts/axios-npm-compromise-ai-supply-chain/The Axios npm compromise on March 31 hit a library with 100 million weekly downloads. The attack wasn't technically sophisticated — it exploited assumptions baked into how we build software. AI is about to change what both attackers and defenders can do with those assumptions.Sun, 12 Apr 2026 00:00:00 GMTSupply Chainnpm