Unmanaged employee AI use isn’t a technical nuisance. It’s a multi-million-dollar exposure that legacy firewalls can’t see, and boards haven’t priced in yet.
Great article. The primary mechanism to stop this would be risks & gaps analysis and assessments and following up with the deployment of detection systems that legacy DLP systems are lacking. A layered Defense in Depth approach. Not to mention updated security awareness training for users as well on what is allowed on the enterprise.
Great problem and you did my favorite thing. And included a potential solution. Beautiful. The depth and research were impressive
Thank you! I'm glad you found it intense.
Along with my other comment, I am both a current member of CompTIA and ISC2 for information services including cyber security and AI
That is amazing. Looking forward to hearing more from you!
Great article. The primary mechanism to stop this would be risks & gaps analysis and assessments and following up with the deployment of detection systems that legacy DLP systems are lacking. A layered Defense in Depth approach. Not to mention updated security awareness training for users as well on what is allowed on the enterprise.
I agree. Thanks for giving it a read!