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SecurityBrief Australia: AI Agents Force Enterprises to Rethink Infrastructure and Governance

SecurityBrief Australia featured Kathryn Giudes in the shadow-AI section of the TechDay piece on agentic AI, with Opti Assist Free positioned as the governed answer for security teams.

Paige Harkness16 July 20262 min read

SecurityBrief Australia's Sean Mitchell profiled ORCA Opti in the shadow-AI section of the wider TechDay feature on agentic AI. For the security audience, the piece foregrounds the data-exfiltration risk that ungoverned AI already creates, and positions Opti Assist Free as the sovereign, governed alternative for organisations whose staff are using consumer AI tools with sensitive information.

"Banning ChatGPT did not work for Samsung, JPMorgan or Apple, and it will not work for a local council, hospital or defence supplier either."

Kathryn Giudes, Founder & Managing Director, ORCA Opti

Read the full article: AI agents force enterprises to rethink infrastructure and governance (SecurityBrief Australia, by Sean Mitchell)

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