Your Security Stack Wasn’t Built
for AI

Your team approved the software months ago. Since then, the vendor has added an AI assistant, and employees are using it to search for files and draft reports. 

Down the hall, someone needs a quick summary before a meeting. They upload a document containing protected health information (PHI) to an AI tool your team has never reviewed. 

AI can become part of the workday before security has a chance to assess it, whether it’s a new feature in approved software or shadow AI. Your team needs to understand where patient information is going and what these tools can do with the access they have. 

Join us to bring that AI use into view and decide where to focus your attention. We’ll explore how to protect PHI, assess capabilities added to trusted applications, and give employees a workable path to approved AI use. 

You’ll learn how to: 

• Identify shadow AI use and AI features inside approved applications 

• Stop and manage employees uploading PHI to unapproved AI tools 

• Assess AI risk based on data access and the ability to act 

• Set guardrails and monitoring for higher-risk capabilities 

• Give employees clear guidance on approved AI use