Navvia conducted an AI benchmark showing that organizations are relatively strong at extending existing security practices to AI, with maturity dropping in addressing AI-specific threats and continuously monitoring those risks.
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AI introduces new security challenges, but it doesn't replace the need for good security management. Information Security Management provides many of the controls AI gov…
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- IT Services and IT Consulting
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Navvia published the 2026 AI Governance Benchmark Study findings highlighting ownership, monitoring, testing, and continual improvement as the biggest gaps in AI governance.
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Navvia published its 2026 benchmark study examining how organizations answer questions about AI governance in practice.
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Navvia is analyzing the results of an AI governance survey and will share the findings live on September 17.
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