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The window between an attacker’s first move and material damage is no longer measured in weeks. It is measured in hours — sometimes minutes. Adversaries now use AI to compress reconnaissance, compromise, lateral movement, and impact into a single continuous flow. Most enterprise security models were built for a slower world, and they have not caught up.Security at AI Speed makes one argument and follows it the whole way through: at AI speed, decision latency — not control coverage — is the primary driver of cyber risk. The gap between seeing something and being allowed to act on it is now where organizations are lost or saved. More controls, more products, and more committees do not close that gap. Pre-authorized action, codified authority, and a security function rebuilt around speed do.Written for the people who actually have to decide — board members, CEOs, CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, and risk and audit leaders — this is a leadership and governance book, not a technical manual. It sets out:Why a security model that assumes there is time is already obsolete, and the five comfortable illusions that keep it aliveHow to run governance as a continuous decision loop instead of a quarterly reviewWhat kind of CISO the AI-speed era demands — a decision engineer, not a control-library manager — and where the role must reportHow a transformed security function becomes the partner that lets the business adopt AI safely, across four pillarsA sequenced twelve-month implementation plan, with metrics that measure decision latency rather than control coverage and retire themselves as the program maturesPart V closes with eleven one-page briefs — one each for the board, CEO, business owner, CIO, CTO, CISO, data privacy officer, internal audit, regulatory compliance, SOC lead, and threat intelligence. Each answers four questions for that role: why it matters to you, what you must own, what must change now, and the one question to carry into your next meeting. Find yours, read it, and act on Monday morning.If you read only one chapter, read the first. Everything else assumes it.