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Your SME Added AI. Your Threat Model Did Not

Independently researched from primary security research, OWASP guidance, and UAE cybersecurity policy. A customer email arrives with a PDF attachment. An AI workflow reads it, extracts the request, searches internal data, drafts a market report, and sends the result into a dashboard.

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