US EditionBusinesses put at risk when employees use unauthorized AI tools at work
- Unauthorized AI usage, known as shadow AI, poses risks, including potential data breaches and cyberattacks on companies.
- 20% of surveyed companies reported a data breach linked to shadow AI incidents, as found in a report by IBM and the Ponemon Institute.
- Companies are struggling to protect their intellectual property and sensitive information amid the unauthorized use of AI tools.
- Experts agree that companies need to establish governance for AI use at work, noting that employees must be provided with necessary tools.
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Businesses put at risk when employees use unauthorized AI tools at work
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Globally, 76% of companies report unapproved use of GenAI tools, according to a study by the Sapio Research Institute for Exabeam, specializing in intelligence and automation in cybersecurity. According to the study, 64% of European experts consider internal threats to be more of a concern than external attacks and 50% of organisations in Europe saw an increase in internal incidents in 2025. Phishing at the top of the agenda Still in Europe, phi…
20% of companies have experienced a data violation due to its use, according to IBM. The post L的IA ghost infiltrates your business and you don't even know it appeared first on Les Affaires.
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