A Lack of AI Governance Leads to Additional Security Risks>
Security Magazine – Taelor Sutherland
A recent report by Acuvity AI highlights significant governance issues in AI security, making organizations vulnerable to risks
It predicts a 50% data leakage increase through generative AI tools in the coming year
A substantial portion of respondents expresses concern over “shadow AI” incidents and AI-driven insider threats, while a majority acknowledges inadequate AI governance
Uniquely, the governance landscape sees CIOs taking charge of AI security, deviating from traditional models where CISOs are typically in control
Investment priorities focus on AI supply chain security, reflecting an understanding of the broad spectrum of risk across the AI ecosystem
Key concerns include the use of unapproved AI tools and AI features within SaaS applications
Important items to note:
– Poor governance of AI security increases risks to organizations.
– Predicted 50% rise in data leakage from generative AI tools in the next year.
– 49% expect “shadow AI” incidents; 41% are worried about AI insider threats.
– 70% feel their AI governance is not optimized.
– CIOs now lead AI security in firms, surpassing CISOs and others.
– 31% prioritize AI supply chain security for budget investments.
– Significant concerns over unapproved generative AI tools (21%) and AI in SaaS applications (18%).
– Respondents cite risks associated with datasets, APIs, and embedded AI functionalities.
Link: https://www.securitymagazine.com/articles/102037-a-lack-of-ai-governance-leads-to-additional-security-risks