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StrongestLayer has introduced new tools to intercept high-value financial requests and hidden AI commands within email threads, addressing a specific vector where traditional security filters fail. By verifying actions rather than just scanning for malware, these products aim to mitigate losses from vendor compromise attacks that bypass standard authentication checks. This development highlights the growing necessity of intent-based verification as AI assistants become integrated into enterprise workflows.
Exclusive: StrongestLayer launches tools to verify payment requests and block hidden AI instructions
Artificial intelligence email security startup StrongestLayer Inc. today launched two products aimed at email that can move money or manipulate an AI assistant. The first product, Intent Workflows, can hold payment, payroll and executive account requests for verification before anyone acts on them. Alongside it comes AI Instruction Intercept, which stops hidden instructions in a […] The post Exclusive: StrongestLayer launches tools to verify payment requests and block hidden AI instructions appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
Artificial intelligence email security startup StrongestLayer Inc. today launched two products aimed at email that can move money or manipulate an AI assistant. The first product, Intent Workflows, can hold payment, payroll and executive account requests for verification before anyone acts on them. Alongside it comes AI Instruction Intercept, which stops hidden instructions in a message before an assistant such as Microsoft Corp.’s Microsoft 365 Copilot reads them Intent Workflows targets attacks that carry no malware or suspicious…
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