SMB Cyber Risk: Securing the Control Plane and Agentic AI

from SMB Tech & Cyber Newsletter | CPF Coaching · host Christophe Foulon 📓

This week on SMB Risk, Chris Foulon breaks down control-plane risk for SMB leaders: CISA KEV activity, exploited SharePoint and remote-support tools, automated-decision compliance, and agentic AI governance. Learn how to spot systems that can act across your business, set a 72-hour response rule, build an automated-decision register, and define where AI can advise, draft, or execute. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit substack.cpf-coaching.com/subscribe

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