Enterprise AI Security Due Diligence: What the McKinsey Lilli Hack Reveals About Your Next Acquisition Target
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An autonomous AI agent breached McKinsey’s internal Lilli AI platform in just two hours—no credentials, no insider access, and no human intervention. The exploit exposed 46.5 million chat messages, 728,000 confidential files, and writable system prompts capable of silently altering what 40,000 consultants see. This incident reveals a critical gap in how enterprise AI platforms are secured—and how acquirers must evaluate AI-embedded SaaS companies during M&A due diligence.