Target AI Risk
Act on Visibility, Behaviours, and Data Protection.
From Operational Firefighting to Strategic Control.
AI Security Awareness
in the Age of GenAI
Stop data loss before it starts and
gain visibility and control back
AI is transforming how people work and how data leaves the business. From sensitive files pasted into public tools to corporate email addresses used in unapproved AI sites, the risk is no longer theoretical. Organisations need visibility, timely intervention, and rapid education to keep pace with AI threats.
The risk is bigger
than data loss
AI creates exposure across multiple fronts: confidential data leakage, compliance breaches, IP loss, reputational damage, and shadow IT that bypasses security controls. As AI adoption grows, unapproved tools can become blind spots that make incident response and governance harder.
Why it matters now
%
of executives believe their company has suffered a data leak or breach because of an unapproved AI tool.
%
of employees admit to entering proprietary information into public AI tools.
GenAI-related data policy violations occur per organisation each month on average, peaking at 2,100.
%
year-over-year growth in GenAI users was accompanied by a 500% increase in prompts to GenAI tools.
%
of GenAI users still access tools through personal, unmanaged accounts.
%
of organisations reported data leakage from employees sharing sensitive information with AI tools.
Sources: Security Magazine, Security Brief 2026
Understanding The Invisible Workforce
Discover why employees are adopting AI faster than organisations can govern it – and what this invisible workforce means for security.
Redflags AI Governance Pack
AI Security Awareness
in the Age of GenAI
Employees across every enterprise
are rapidly adopting AI
From web-based services like ChatGPT, Copilot, Claude, Gemini, and DeepSeek to locally installed desktop applications and agentic models such as Ollama and LM Studio, AI tools are becoming part of everyday work. This momentum is driving innovation, but it is also outpacing corporate security policy and creating an urgent new layer of behavioural risk.
AI Risk Is Growing — But Security Teams Lack the Visibility to Stop It
The challenge is that security teams have limited visibility and no mechanism to intervene at the point of risk. As a result, several vulnerabilities are emerging:
Data leakage
Users upload sensitive files, proprietary code, and confidential data into unsanctioned AI platforms that lack enterprise data protections.
Shadow AI
Unmanaged local AI
Discover the Redflags
AI Governance Suite
The Redflags AI Governance Suite equips enterprise security teams to manage AI risk at the human layer, bridging the gap between policy and practice through behavioural intelligence and timely intervention.
Deploy a pre-built AI campaign from the Redflags catalogue targeting the most common risk behaviours.
Gain baseline telemetry on AI tool use across departments, including which tools are used, how often, and by whom.
Intervene in real time with contextual nudges that guide secure behaviour.
Distinguish sanctioned from unsanctioned AI usage across web and desktop environments.
Proactive AI Risk Prevention
Redflags helps CISOs, SOC analysts, and behavioural risk practitioners move from reactive detection to proactive risk prevention, empowering organisations to embrace AI confidently and securely.
Secure AI adoption starts with visibility and human-centric intervention.
Discover how Redflags helps you stay ahead of emerging AI risk operationally, behaviourally, and strategically.
New AI nudges features with Jamie
We’re excited to share what’s coming next from the Redflags team, including our latest AI nudges and new AI features designed to help teams stay ahead of emerging risks, drive better behaviour, and make security awareness more timely and effective. Today’s session is all about giving you a preview of what’s new, why it matters, and how these updates can help you create more impact with less effort.
Webinar: AI Everywhere
AI tools are spreading fast across organisations, but visibility into how employees are really using them hasn’t kept pace. Join this live webinar with Redflags experts as they explore emerging AI behaviours, risk hotspots, and practical approaches to AI governance that help organisations encourage secure adoption without slowing innovation.
Reading Corner
AI, Trust, and the Erosion of Human Judgement in Cyber Security
New research suggests trust in AI doesn't just shape decisions, it can quietly erode our confidence in making them. For cyber security leaders, this raises a question: as AI embeds itself in our workflows, are we strengthening human ...
Read article
AI Governance Is Not an IT Problem. It’s a Behaviour Problem
Read article
What AI Usage Patterns Reveal About the Modern Workforce
Read article
The Enterprise AI Landscape Your Security Team Needs to See
Read article
Beacon
Gamma Communications plc.
Laura Morgans
Global Security Governance, Risk and Compliance Manager, Dr. Martens
“We’ve customised the training to fit every language. It’s inclusive, relevant, and very quick to do.”
Frequently asked questions
Can Redflags detect shadow AI or unsanctioned AI usage?
Redflags isn’t in the business of espionage, but we can spot when things are awry. If someone’s decided to take the scenic route away from your approved AI tools, Redflags can be there with a well-timed nudge before things go off piste. You can configure nudges for specific AI tools and web destinations, so if someone heads for an unsanctioned platform, they’ll get a friendly reminder of your AI policy right when it matters. Think of it as the helpful tap on the shoulder that arrives before an “oops” moment. It also works brilliantly alongside tools like CASB and DLP, adding the human layer that helps turn policies into everyday behaviour.
What AI behaviours can Redflags measure?
Redflags can measure and nudge on high-risk AI behaviours across browsers, desktop apps and agentic tools, including visits to AI sites, file uploads, copy-and-paste into AI platforms, use of personal credentials, corporate email sign-ups on unapproved tools, AI installers, locally hosted models and agent frameworks operating outside standard controls. This gives compliance and security teams the ability to intervene at the moments that matter most, before data leaves the organisation rather than after.
Which AI tools are covered by Redflags awareness and nudges?
Pretty much any web-based AI tool you can think of, we can track and nudge on it (that includes ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, DeepSeek and plenty more), along with AI-related desktop processes and agentic AI tools, including locally hosted models and AI agent frameworks that may operate outside standard security controls. If you’ve somehow unearthed a hidden gem that isn’t on our radar yet, congratulations on your archaeological skills. Tell our team about it and we’ll add it to the list!