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Security Teams Struggle to Tame 'Wild Code' from Rogue AI Development

Imagine a sales manager building an AI-powered workflow that quickly delivers value, only to have other employees replicate it, creating a sprawling mess of unapproved software - known as "wild code" - that spreads rapidly across the organization. This phenomenon poses serious technical risks, including excessive permissions, data exposure, and orphaned access.

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ChatGPT Use at Work Exposes Data Risks

When employees use AI tools like ChatGPT at work, it can expose your organization to data risks - and the reality is, you might not even know it's happening. To get ahead of potential threats, start by getting a clear picture of how employees are using these tools, and who exactly is behind each login.

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Wazuh Tackles Shadow IT Visibility Gaps with Endpoint Telemetry

Traditional network discovery scans can't see it all - devices can be powered off, isolated, or silent, leaving gaps in your visibility. Endpoint telemetry offers a clearer picture, revealing what's really running, even when network scans can't see it.

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Security Leaders Seize AI Adoption With Proactive Governance

With AI tools like writing assistants and coding copilots now used by 76% of employees, security leaders are recognizing the need for proactive governance to stay ahead of the curve. Traditional blocking methods are no match for the speed of workarounds, which often take just minutes to find, versus official approval routes that can take weeks.

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