go.nordlayer.net Insider Threats Rise as AI Usage Control Becomes
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- •AI usage control (AIUC) is emerging as a vital security category for enterprises.
- •Over half of enterprises are expected to adopt AIUC technologies by 2030.
- •Most AI-related breaches are due to internal policy violations rather than external attacks.
Akamai's report highlights the emergence of AI usage control (AIUC) as a distinct market category aimed at managing employee interactions with third-party AI tools. Gartner predicts that by 2030, over half of enterprises will adopt AIUC technologies, as unauthorized AI transactions are primarily due to employees violating internal policies. NordLayer's AI Scout tool tracks AI tool usage, alerts on sensitive data in prompts, and emphasizes the urgent need for visibility into AI interactions. With 88% of organizations using AI regularly and 72% of generative AI users accessing tools through personal accounts, the lack of oversight poses significant risks. The articles indicate that most breaches related to AI stem from insufficient access controls, exposing gaps in AI security governance.
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