Cybersecurity Awareness Month has started, stressing the urgent need for focus on AI security. As highlighted in a recent report, 65% of people are actively using AI tools, yet a staggering 58% have not received any training regarding AI security. This lack of knowledge is concerning as employees freely share sensitive company data with these tools, putting organizations at risk.
The report details alarming statistics such as 43% of employees admitting to inputting internal documents, financial information, and client data into AI systems. While there’s abundant concern regarding AI’s potential to facilitate scams and cyber crime, only 45% of respondents trust companies to handle AI responsibly. This widening gap between AI adoption and security awareness emphasizes the urgent need for organizations to implement robust AI security training and oversight.
The implications of not addressing these issues could be dire. Without improved training and policies, millions may find themselves susceptible to data breaches and other AI-related security threats. The report recommends essential practices like password hygiene and multi-factor authentication to mitigate risks. As shadow AI becomes more prevalent, companies must adapt their security strategies to protect sensitive information effectively.
👉 Pročitaj original: Tenable Research
