AI governance is the missing security control
A piece in SC Media argues that AI governance should be treated as a core security control, not a separate compliance function. The framing positions governance gaps as active security risks rather than policy oversights.
Why this matters: Most companies have security teams and AI teams that barely talk to each other. That split is a real problem. If no one owns the question of what an AI system can access, what it does with that access, and what happens when it behaves unexpectedly, then the gap itself becomes the vulnerability. Governance is not paperwork. It is how you decide who is responsible when something goes wrong. Right now, at most organizations, that question does not have a clear answer.
Who should care: AI governance · Lawyers · Administrators · General readers · Policy
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