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17 accepted claims dated 2026-10-31. Members see the full list.
A compromised MCP server or skill can expose sensitive information.
sbt 1.13.1 and 2.0.12 fix the IO.unzip zip-slip vulnerability identified as GHSA-p8jf-532w-4p65.
Current beliefs
- Family-office AI-agent losses will first arrive through ordinary staff workflows, not autonomous bank-agent APIs.
- For Brandon's clients, remote-access appliances and browser zero-days are more likely to create near-term loss than prompt injection against production agents.
- The highest-value near-term "agent firewall" is an approval workflow around consequential actions, not a model-level prompt-injection detector.
- Family-office topology is a bigger moat than generic non-human identity.
- Browser-agent risk sells best as "secure browser profiles for money/legal work," not "AI browser security."
- Voice-clone fraud will punish weak callback rituals before it defeats strong callback registries.
- Private-bank portals are the under-discussed agent-era attack surface for UHNW clients.
- Asset managers will underweight AI workflow security until LP, regulator, insurer, or internal compliance pressure forces an inventory.
- The highest-value asset-manager control is evidence of data/model/tool flow, not blocking AI.
- MCP servers, browser extensions, and local skills are the new shadow SaaS for sophisticated AI users.
- The first catastrophic AI-agent incidents in asset management are more likely to be data exfiltration than unauthorized trading.
- Vendor-embedded AI features will create more near-term risk than customer-built agents.
- Family offices will overinvest in endpoint tools and underinvest in staff rehearsal.
- AI phishing matters less because messages are prettier and more because timing/context/relation targeting improves.
- "Read-only" AI access will not remain operationally read-only.
- Cyber insurance underwriting will become a forcing function for AI controls among family offices and small funds.
- The best first family-office buyer pays for "implementation of the memo," not "cybersecurity strategy."
- AI incident tabletop sells before AI incident response retainer.
- Model-vendor outages and silent quality changes will become operational risk once research workflows depend on frontier models.
- The generic agent-identity market will be crowded; wealth-specific authorization will remain subscale and under-served.
- The most important Line A risk register is "who can cause money or authority to move," not a device list.
- Personal AI accounts in work browsers are a bigger near-term risk than sanctioned enterprise AI accounts.
- Small asset managers need AI governance that feels like SOC 2 readiness, not AI ethics.
- PE portfolio AI security is a better PE wedge than central-firm security audit.
- AI vendor due diligence sells before AI red teaming for Brandon's buyer base.