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DXHR Co., Ltd. is addressing a problem most companies are already facing but not openly fixing. They’ve introduced a ‘GenAI Security Governance Practical Course,’ a 14-hour program focused on helping businesses use AI without exposing themselves to obvious risks.
The core issue is simple. Tools like ChatGPT are being used across teams, but without clear guardrails. That opens the door to prompt injection attacks, unauthorized Shadow AI usage, hallucinated outputs, deepfake fraud, and copyright violations. These are not edge cases anymore. They are already showing up in day-to-day operations.
What pushes this further is regulation. The EU AI Act together with increasing domestic legal restrictions now require businesses to assume responsibility for their operations. People can no longer use lack of awareness as an acceptable explanation.
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The course focuses on practical application of knowledge. It includes attack simulations, defensive prompt design, and building internal systems like compliance reports and AI usage policies. The goal is not just awareness, but actual governance that works in real environments.
The broader shift is clear. AI adoption is easy. Managing its risks is where most companies are now falling behind.
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