Cybersecuritydive Widespread Use of Shadow AI Poses Security Risks Across Industries
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A significant number of employees across various sectors are using unauthorized AI tools, known as shadow AI, with reports indicating that one in four workers considers these tools their most trusted information source. This trend raises concerns about security incidents, as a survey revealed that 40% of firms may experience security issues related to shadow AI. The unauthorized use of AI tools is becoming a major form of shadow IT, second only to email.
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