Enterprise LLM Threat Atlas Highlights Key Risks and Defenses

Summary
The Enterprise LLM Threat Atlas identifies tool and agent abuse and supply-chain attacks as leading enterprise LLM risks, alongside prompt injection, over-permissioned connectors, knowledge-base poisoning and data leakage.
Key points
- The report covers self-hosted LLM applications and LLM features embedded in SaaS products.
- It identifies indirect prompt injection through retrieved enterprise content as a prominent threat.
- Over-permissioned connectors and copilots may enable sensitive-data discovery after a compromise.
- Tool and agent abuse and supply-chain attacks are highlighted as the most important current risks, based on the number of public reports and research cases found.
- The report describes a MITRE ATLAS and MITRE ATT&CK mapping approach and a prevent, detect and respond control baseline.
Article Details
- Publisher
- Intrinsec
- Scope
- Threats to enterprise LLM applications, including self-hosted/internal deployments and LLM functionality embedded in SaaS products.
