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Shadow AI Agents: Unauthorized AI Agents Proliferating in Enterprise Environments

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Shadow AI agents, unauthorized AI agents operating outside security oversight, are rapidly proliferating in enterprise environments. These agents, often spun up by engineers or business units, pose significant risks, including unauthorized access, data leaks, and impersonation of trusted users. The issue is exacerbated by the ease with which these agents can be created and the difficulty in detecting and controlling them. The upcoming webinar 'Shadow AI Agents Exposed' aims to address these concerns by providing insights into the nature of shadow AI, the identities they are tied to, and effective detection and governance methods.

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  1. 09.09.2025 13:37 1 articles · 23d ago

    Webinar Announced on Shadow AI Agents

    The webinar 'Shadow AI Agents Exposed' is scheduled to address the growing issue of unauthorized AI agents operating outside security oversight. The event will cover the nature of shadow AI, the identities they are tied to, and effective detection and governance methods. The webinar aims to provide actionable steps for improving visibility and control over shadow AI agents.

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