Topic: employee ai usage
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How AI Adoption Opens New Doors for Attackers
AI-powered cyber threats are rising as adversaries weaponize the same AI tools that improve workflows, with the "JustAskJacky" campaign exemplifying how malicious AI assistants with valid digital signatures can deliver backdoors to compromise systems. Poorly managed AI code introduces critical vu...
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Shadow AI Leaks: The Hidden Risk of Personal LLM Accounts
The unmonitored use of personal AI accounts for work, known as Shadow AI, strips organizations of visibility and control over nearly half of all workplace generative AI activity. This lack of governance leads to heightened data security risks, including a surge in policy violations and the potent...
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BlackFog brings shadow AI visibility to macOS with ADX Vision
BlackFog launched ADX Vision for macOS, enabling enterprises to enforce a consistent AI data-loss policy across Windows and Apple devices by blocking sensitive data leaks through unauthorized LLMs. The release addresses a critical gap in enterprise AI governance, as 49% of employees use AI tools ...
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Google restricts access to popular AI tool Agent Smith
Google has launched an internal AI tool called Agent Smith, which automates complex tasks like coding and became so popular that access had to be restricted to manage demand. The tool represents a strategic push toward "agentic AI," with leadership, including cofounder Sergey Brin, emphasizing it...
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Rippling built employee ROI tool after AI spending spree
Rippling launched AI Spend Console, a tool that monitors AI costs by employee, team, and role, while evaluating whether spending translates into productivity gains or wasted output (e.g., work needing code-review revisions). The product stems from Rippling's own crisis: in March 2026, AI token co...
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