AI adoption outpaces most companies' security controls
Most companies' rollout of artificial intelligence tools is moving faster than their ability to govern and secure them. According to IBM, 77% of tech executives say they're struggling to keep up, and only 11% feel truly ready for the next year’s surge in AI agents. Employees are already using a patchwork of personal and unofficial AI apps for work, often out of sight of security teams.
- 77% say AI adoption outpaces governance
- Only 11% feel ready for more AI agents
- Employees use personal AI tools at 90% of companies
- Official company subscriptions are much rarer
- Shadow AI now affects daily business operations
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