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AI deployments are stretching enterprise security to its limits
Security leaders report that AI deployments are expected to expand enterprise attack surfaces by an average of 14% over the next year. A majority of organizations lack visibility into AI tool usage, and 90% worry about employees using unapproved AI applications outside formal governance structures, according to NetFoundry's 2026 survey.
Why it matters: CISOs and security teams need to establish immediate visibility and control over AI tool adoption to prevent shadow AI use and associated supply chain and data exfiltration risks.
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AI deployments are stretching enterprise security to its limits
A NetFoundry survey finds that security leaders expect artificial intelligence (AI) deployments to expand their organizations' attack surfaces by an average of 14% within the next year. Nearly all surveyed CISOs and CTOs report lacking visibility into AI deployments, and 90% express concern about employees using unapproved AI tools outside formal governance structures.
Why it matters: Enterprise security teams face immediate visibility gaps and shadow AI usage that increase breach risk; prioritizing AI governance and access controls should be urgent for any organization scaling AI workloads.
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