Tackling the shadow AI economy is no longer optional for cybersecurity teams. It has become a fundamental responsibility, alongside patching systems and defending against phishing. However, viewing shadow AI purely as a security function is a mistake, as the consequences of failure will be felt throughout the business.
Why Shadow AI Matters: The Business Case For Taking Action
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