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Executives' Blind Spot: Shadow AI Use Exposes Security Risks

Most organizations have a blind spot when it comes to AI usage, leaving them vulnerable to security risks - and the truth is, you can't protect what you can't see. A recent study by Okta and Apprize360 found that shadow AI use is rampant, exposing companies to potential breaches, data exposures, and system disruptions.

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AI Adoption Exposes Identity Security Blind Spots

As organizations rapidly adopt AI, they're unwittingly creating a surge in non-human identities - like AI agents and machine identities - that are outpacing their ability to manage and secure them, leaving them vulnerable to new security risks. This blind spot is exposing companies to excessive privileges, unmanaged access, and orphaned accounts, threatening their security, compliance, and operations.

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Shadow AI Emerges as Unseen Threat in Enterprise Security

As AI assistants and automation services increasingly seep into everyday use, employers are faced with a daunting question: are productivity gains worth the risk of losing control? Employees are quietly adopting unsanctioned AI tools, often blurring the lines between efficiency and security.

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