New Darktrace data shows employees using generative AI tools in 74% of active customer adoptions
Darktrace introduces new risk and compliance models to help CISOs balance the opportunity and risk of inadvertent IP loss and data exfiltration through the use of generative AI and LLM-based tools.
Cambridge, UK, June 12, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — In response to the increasing use of generative AI tools, Darktrace today launched a new risk and compliance model to help its 8,400 customers worldwide address the growing risk of IP loss and data breaches. announced a raise. These new risk and compliance models for Darktrace DETECT™ and RESPOND™ allow customers to put guardrails in place to monitor and respond to activity and connectivity to generative AI and large language model (LLM) tools as needed becomes easier.
This is because Darktrace AI observed that employees are using generative AI tools at work in 74% of active customer adoptions.[1]. In one example, May 2023 Darktrace detected and blocked the upload of more than 1 GB of data to one of our customer’s generative AI tools.
New generative AI tools promise increased productivity and new ways to extend human creativity. CISOs must balance their desire to adopt these innovations to improve productivity while managing risk. Government agencies, including the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre, have already issued guidance on the need to manage risk when using generative AI tools and other LLMs in the workplace. In addition, regulators in various jurisdictions (UK, EU, US, etc.) and various sectors are providing guidance to businesses on how to make the most of AI without exacerbating its potential dangers. is expected.
“Since generative AI tools like ChatGPT have become mainstream, we are increasingly aware of how businesses are being affected. Equally important, we are hearing news about data privacy and potential data loss,” he said. Alan Jacobson, Vice President and Head of Information Technology at Orion Office REIT. “Companies must combine technology with clear guardrails to capitalize on benefits while managing potential risks.”
CEO of Darktrace at London Tech Week Poppy Gustafson Snyk CEO Guy Pozjarny will be interviewed in a hearth chat on the subject of “Protecting the Future by Uplifting Humans.” There, they discuss how you can future-proof your organization against cyber breaches and prepare your team to defend against unpredictable threats.
Commenting ahead of London Tech Week: poppy Gustafsson Said:
“CISOs around the world are trying to understand how to manage the risks and opportunities posed by exposed AI tools in a world where public sentiment shifts from elation to fear. Emotions aside. , the AI genie won’t be back in a bottle or AI.” Tools are fast becoming a part of our daily lives, much like the internet and social media. Each company will make its own decision as to whether to prioritize risk or opportunity. Darktrace is in the business of providing personalized security. No wonder we’re already seeing early signs of CISOs leveraging our technology to enforce specific compliance policies.
“At Darktrace, we have long believed that AI is one of the most exciting technological opportunities of our time. Giving you the ability to understand and control.These innovations are not only seen with interest by good people, but AI is also a powerful tool for creating more subtle and effective cyberattacks. Society should be able to leverage these incredible new tools to their advantage, but also to stay ahead of attackers in the new era of defensive AI tools and offensive AI attacks. increase.”
The Darktrace Cyber AI Research Center is developing new AI, including proprietary large-scale language models, to complement its core self-learning AI for attack prevention, threat detection, autonomous response, and policy enforcement. Continuously develop models to help customers prepare and fight back. Defend against increasingly sophisticated threats. These models are used throughout Darktrace’s Cyber AI Loop™ offering.
“Recent advances in generative AI and LLM are important additions to the growing number of AI techniques transforming cybersecurity. There is.” Jack Stockdale, Darktrace CTO. “Over the past decade, Darktrace Cyber AI Research Center has championed the responsible development and deployment of various AI technologies, including proprietary self-learning AI and proprietary large-scale language models. We are excited to continue to introduce the innovations of ‘This will help us protect ourselves from the cyber chaos that continues to wreak havoc around the world. ”
[1] Based on the data obtained in June 2ndIn 2023, Darktrace detected generative AI activity at some point from an active customer deployment with Call Home enabled.
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Darktrace (DARK.L) is the global leader in cyber security artificial intelligence, providing complete AI-powered solutions on a mission to free the world from cyber disruption.Groundbreaking Innovation by Darktrace Cyber AI Research Center Cambridge, UK and its research and development center the hague, the netherlands As a result, over 135 patents have been filed and significant research published to serve the cybersecurity community. Darktrace’s technology continuously learns and updates your organization’s “you” knowledge and applies that understanding to achieve cybersecurity optimality. It delivers the first-ever cyber AI loop, empowering continuous end-to-end security capabilities that can autonomously prevent, detect, and respond to emerging and emerging threats in real time. Darktrace employs over 2,200 people worldwide and worldwide he protects over 8,400 organizations from advanced cyberthreats. Named one of TIME Magazine’s “Most Influential Companies” in 2021.
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