Security leaders and CISOs are discovering that a growing swarm of shadow AI apps has been compromising their networks, in some cases for over a year. They’re not the tradecraft of typical attackers.

Pluto Security raised $42 million to police AI tools built by non-developers. Here is how founders can set simple guardrails.

You know that moment when you ask ChatGPT to polish a work email or summarize meeting notes? It may seem harmless at first, but using the wrong tool or giving it the wrong information can create a ...

An employee pasted an email from a business partner directly into a generative AI on their smartphone, rather than using a ...

Experts warn that employees using unauthorized AI bypass IT firewalls risk exposing a company's most sensitive data, as CB Financial Services learned after an employee using a "shadow AI" app ...

Generative AI has exploded across organizations, often without formal approval, giving rise to shadow AI, the unsanctioned use of AI tools by employees. Workers in every department are integrating AI ...

Hello!Today, I would like to write about "shadow AI."In previous articles, I have talked from the user's perspective, such as ...

Banning AI won't necessarily reduce usage, but it can reduce visibility. The real solution is governance that moves at the speed of innovation. A developer who can't access an approved coding ...

The latest Netskope findings show a 50% increase in GenAI platform usage among enterprise end-users, driven by growing employee demand for tools to develop custom AI applications and agents. GenAI ...

Your workforce is building agents in Salesforce Agentforce, Microsoft Copilot Studio, Cursor, Zapier, Retool, and a dozen other tools, often without visibility or approval from IT or security. For IT ...