@digital.byte: Security teams spend a lot of time thinking about what attackers are trying to get in. But there’s a growing problem with what employees are doing inside of normal workflows. Moving information between apps. Pasting company data into ChatGPT. Uploading files somewhere they shouldn’t. Usually it’s not malicious. It’s just someone trying to do their job, and wanting to be more efficient by using new tools. That’s the problem ENT Security is going after. Instead of sending everything to the cloud for analysis, their AI runs locally on the device and looks at what the user is doing in real time. Basically: can you catch accidental exposure WHILE it’s happening, instead of after the data has already left? It’s an interesting approach to a problem that’s only getting bigger as AI changes how we work. If you want to learn more, you can check out the 🔗 in my bio! P.S. How much of your risk right now is coming from accidental exposure vs. actual attackers? #Ad #DecibelPartner #informationtechnology #workingintech #security

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