A practical AI security guide for prompt injection, sensitive information disclosure, insecure output handling, excessive agency, RAG trust, and vendor evaluation workflows.
The practical question is not only whether an LLM risk exists. It is whether the organization has evidence that the risk was identified, assigned, tested, and controlled.
Check exposure where user input, retrieved content, or tool instructions can alter model behavior.
Review whether prompts, outputs, vector stores, and logs expose confidential or regulated data.
Verify tool permissions, approval gates, kill-switch paths, and human override controls.
Check source control, retrieval boundaries, vector database exposure, and disclosure risk.
Move78 is strongest where governance has to become evidence: inventories, risk registers, vendor checks, board reporting, human oversight, incident response, agentic AI controls, and MCP/OpenClaw approval paths.
ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, NIST GenAI Profile, Colorado AI Act, and EU AI Act readiness paths.
MCP approval, OpenClaw governance, excessive agency checks, kill-switch readiness, and prompt-injection exposure.
Colorado deployer obligations, EU AI Act role triage, vendor risk, FRIA/DPIA-style evidence paths.
Board-ready views, implementation sequencing, and governance maturity evidence.
Start with a readiness assessment and AI system inventory, then decide whether the next step is a free artifact, an implementation guide, or an ACT kit.
No. Move78 provides implementation artifacts and governance guidance, not legal advice, certification, or regulatory representation.
The hub covers ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, Colorado AI Act, EU AI Act readiness, agentic AI, MCP governance, OpenClaw governance, vendor risk, AI inventories, and board reporting.
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