10/14/2026
🤖 AI is changing how we work—but it’s also creating new security risks businesses need to consider.
Employees are increasingly using AI tools to draft emails, summarize documents, analyze information, write code, and speed up everyday tasks. The productivity benefits can be significant, but so can the risks if AI is used without clear guidelines.
A few questions every organization should be asking:
🔹 Are employees entering confidential or sensitive information into public AI tools?
🔹 Do you know which AI applications are being used within your organization?
🔹 Have employees been trained to recognize AI-enhanced phishing and social engineering attempts?
🔹 Are AI tools being reviewed and approved before they’re used with company data?
🔹 Does your acceptable use or security policy address AI?
The goal doesn’t have to be “don’t use AI.” It should be “use AI responsibly.”
As AI becomes part of everyday business, organizations should make sure their security policies, employee training, and data protection practices are keeping up.
Has your organization established guidelines for AI use yet?