The AI Tools Your Team Is Using That You Don’t Know About
Employees are adopting AI tools on their own—often creating “shadow AI”—without realizing they’re creating a security or compliance gap by doing so.
Employees are adopting AI tools on their own—often creating “shadow AI”—without realizing they’re creating a security or compliance gap by doing so.
A large share of Fortune 500 companies have licensed Microsoft 365 Copilot, but actual daily usage among employees with access remains well under half in most studies.
AI agents now act inside your systems with real access, which makes them a new kind of identity most security programs weren’t built to manage.
Private AI means running some or all of your models on infrastructure you own or fully control, so your data doesn’t pass through a public cloud service.
Cyber insurance policies are changing and insurers are reshaping cyber coverage around AI risk, with new caps and exclusions that often sit in the fine print rather than the headline limits.
The broad pandemic-era chip shortage has eased. The pressure now is a narrower memory shortage affecting DRAM and flash storage.
There is a reasonable chance that your organization is already using Microsoft Copilot in some form — whether through a
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