Governing AI on Devices You Don’t Control
AI tools are already running across your remote and hybrid workforce – in the browser, in native desktop apps, and now in the operating system itself. Employees don’t ask permission to use AI any more than they ask permission to use a search engine. On personal and contractor laptops, IT has no reliable way to see which tools are running or what company data is going into them.
This eBook breaks down where AI data exposure actually lives on devices IT doesn’t control, why today’s governance approaches keep missing it, and what a workable framework looks like: protecting company data, applications, and AI workflows on any computer – without VDI or fully managing the endpoint.
Inside this eBook:
- The three places your data is most likely leaking right now – the browser, native desktop AI apps, and OS-level co-pilots
- Why shadow AI is an enforcement problem, not a policy problem
- Where enterprise browsers, private access models, and VDI each leave a gap
- Why contractors and unmanaged laptops concentrate the risk – and why full device management isn’t the answer
- A four-part governance framework built for any worker, any device, any application, any AI workflow
Learn how to securely say “yes” to AI – without blocking adoption or fully managing the endpoint.
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