Our articles, press, and research on Shadow AI, governance, and safely putting AI to work in the enterprise.
AI agents are the third kind of AI in your company, and the least watched. Why an agent behaves like shadow AI with credentials, the ordinary ways it goes wrong, and how to bring it under governance.
Shadow AI is only one of three kinds of AI usage in most organizations. A practical guide to seeing unsanctioned, sanctioned, and programmatic AI, and why the NIST "Identify" step has to come first.
Neither DORA nor NIS2 says much about AI, yet both already govern it. What you actually need to do to comply when it comes to shadow AI, everyday AI chat, and programmatic AI.
After featuring in a Nieuwsuur report on AI data leaks, Unseen co-founder Frey Khademi explains the exposure underneath the leak: the moment staff use an unsanctioned tool for a high-risk task, the organization becomes a deployer of a high-risk AI system.
Nieuwsuur investigates the rise of Shadow AI in Dutch organizations, with Eindhoven seeing 1,000+ documents containing personal data uploaded to external AI tools in a single month. Unseen Security co-founder Frey Khademi features in the report. Read our English summary.
Dutch flagship evening news reports on how Spierings Mobile Cranes uses Unseen to give every employee safe access to AI without losing visibility or control over what data leaves the company.
The US blocks AI, Europe monitors it, and both approaches are failing. Discover the third path that gives security control, finance ROI, and employees the AI access they need.
Shadow AI occurs when employees use AI tools without organizational visibility. Learn why it emerges, the hidden risks it carries, and how to safely enable AI adoption.
An AI gap is emerging between early adopters and the late majority. Organizations that block Shadow AI without a safe alternative are pausing their employees' development.
Unseen Security discusses the LOCK framework for AI risk management and how the platform delivers immediate, enterprise-grade control for AI security challenges.
European cybersecurity firm Unseen Security launches AI security platform enabling organizations to safely deploy generative AI while maintaining control over Shadow AI usage.
An in-depth look at the emerging threat of Shadow AI in enterprises and how security leaders can address the risks posed by unsanctioned AI tool usage.