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Rapid enterprise AI usage and data-transfer risk trend across sectors in 2025

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Enterprise AI adoption surged in 2025, materially expanding the attack surface and creating measurable data-loss risk across organizations. Zscaler telemetry showed sharp growth in AI/ML traffic, heavy concentration in major sectors and departments, and a parallel rise in DLP violations tied to popular AI services.

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  1. 27.01.2026 02:00 2 articles · 5mo ago

    Zscaler publishes 2026 AI security findings on enterprise AI risk

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    Zscaler’s ThreatLabz 2026 AI Security Report summarizes 2025 enterprise AI telemetry across the Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange platform, showing 989.3 billion AI and machine learning transactions, 91% growth across more than 3400 AI applications, 18,033 TB of enterprise data transferred to AI/ML applications, and 410 million DLP policy violations tied to ChatGPT. The report also says critical vulnerabilities were found in 100% of observed AI systems and applications, with some systems compromised in under 90 minutes, and that usage was concentrated in the US, India, and Canada across sectors such as finance, insurance, technology, and education.

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