Security review almost done, and then another request arrives? This guide gives AI product managers a clear method for running security reviews that reach a defensible decision instead of reopening at the last minute.

It opens with a one-page “use this today” triage: one question, four fields (risk, evidence, owner, criterion) and six ways to classify a late request. The Request Triage Matrix is shown with a filled AI row for prompt injection through retrieved documents.

Then you’ll set a review boundary you can defend, map what the product touches (data, models, services and suppliers), identify where AI changes the risk picture, decide when evidence is enough, give every open gap an owner, and record a release decision with the triggers that would justify looking again.

Included: the full eBook (PDF) plus two printable worksheets, a Request Triage Worksheet and an Evidence and Release Decision Record, with a filled example (SEC 284).

The method draws on public guidance from NIST, CISA and the UK National Cyber Security Centre. It supports your organization’s security and risk process; it doesn’t replace security specialists, legal advice or your approval authority, and no method can remove all risk.

7-day full refund if it isn’t useful to you.