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Human behavior: The AI risk surface GRC can't ignore
A statistical look at the AI visibility gap
Ownership, responsibility, and the AI accountability gap
Building true governance with collaborative, cross-functional AI integration
Discover insights from 800+ GRC experts that underscore the importance of accounting for human behavior in AI governance.
What's inside
As companies continue to embrace and integrate AI, the call for proper governance has never been louder. While the technology itself does require necessary safeguards, many organizations fail to account for the human element.
This report offers survey results from over 800 leaders in IT, security, audit, and GRC as they discuss the most immediate source of risk: the way that employees engage with AI, from shadow AI to exposure of personally identifiable information. About 40% of CISOs believe AI-enabled social engineering and impersonation will increase with more permissive AI governance policies.
Download your copy of Human behavior: The AI risk surface GRC can't ignore to learn more about:
- The growing AI visibility gap
- How the accountability gap contributes to AI threats
- The need for adaptable AI governance and cross-functional integration
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