Cyberhaven, a leading AI-powered data security company, has unveiled Cyberhaven for AI, the industry’s first end-to-end solution designed to help enterprises securely embrace generative AI while safeguarding sensitive corporate data.
The launch comes in response to a staggering 485% increase in corporate data being shared with AI tools, with over 73% of workplace AI interactions occurring via unsanctioned personal accounts—a trend that raises significant security concerns.
“The rapid adoption of generative AI tools has created a new frontier of data security challenges for enterprises,” said Howard Ting, CEO of Cyberhaven. “While AI drives unprecedented productivity gains, the rise of ‘shadow AI’ – employees using personal AI accounts for work – puts sensitive corporate information at risk. Cyberhaven for AI gives organizations the visibility and control they need to embrace AI’s benefits while ensuring their intellectual property remains protected.”
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Key Features of Cyberhaven for AI
Cyberhaven for AI delivers a robust suite of capabilities, including:
- Comprehensive AI Usage Visibility – Instantly identifies AI tool usage across the enterprise.
- Granular Data Flow Tracking – Monitors the movement of sensitive data into and out of AI applications.
- Corporate vs. Personal AI Account Differentiation – Distinguishes between company-authorized and personal AI accounts.
- Real-time Data Exfiltration Prevention – Blocks unauthorized AI tools from accessing corporate information.
- AI-Generated Content Monitoring – Detects and tracks the use of AI-generated content within the organization.
Addressing the Risks of AI Adoption
Cyberhaven’s launch follows insights from its AI Adoption and Risk Report, which found that 27.4% of corporate data shared with AI tools includes sensitive information such as source code, customer data, and research and development materials. The report also highlights that industries like technology and media are experiencing AI adoption rates as high as 23.6% among employees.
“Security teams are in a difficult position – they need to enable AI adoption to maintain competitiveness while preventing data leaks through unsanctioned AI tools,” said Nishant Doshi, Chief Product and Development Officer for Cyberhaven. “Our approach of tracking data lineage and providing granular visibility into AI usage addresses a critical gap in the market.”
With Cyberhaven for AI, organizations can confidently integrate generative AI into their workflows while maintaining full control over their data security, ensuring compliance, and mitigating risks associated with unauthorized AI use.