… Operating solely within the browser session, endpoint and network DLP controls never trigger. File Uploads to SaaS and AI Tools: File uploads remain a major data loss vector, and one that appears like normal activity on the surface. …
… According to Adaptive Security research, 80% of employees currently use unapproved generative AI applications at work, and only 12% of companies have a formal AI governance policy in place. …
… Solutions like Specops Device Trust operationalize this model by extending trust decisions beyond identity and maintaining enforcement as conditions change. …
… Does the tool capture AI interactions that didn't trigger a policy violation? …
… AI chained four zero-days into one exploit that bypassed both renderer and OS sandboxes. A wave of new exploits is coming. At the Autonomous Validation Summit May 12 & 14 , see how autonomous, context-rich validation finds what's exploitable, proves controls hold, and closes the remediation loop. …
… Over half of AI prompt inputs are sent to personal accounts, and 23% of sensitive prompt uploads involve data transiting through personal or unverified accounts i.e., outside the reach of any corporate DLP policy or logging infrastructure , conveying the real risks of AI usage. …
… The researchers said that the campaigns primarily targeted Microsoft 365 environments using phishing emails that directed victims to Microsoft's device code login portal, where they unknowingly authorized attackers to access their accounts. …
… Tycoon2FA adds device-code phishing According to new research from managed detection and response company eSentire, Tycoon2FA confirms that device code phishing has become highly popular among cybercriminals. “The attack begins when a victim clicks a Trustifi click-tracking URL in a lure email and … …