Cyberhaven will host its inaugural virtual Data Defense Forum on September 24, 2025, bringing together cybersecurity leaders to address the critical challenge of securing data in the AI era. The event aims to equip organizations with strategies to manage AI-driven risks and protect sensitive information.
Cyberhaven's virtual Data Defense Forum on September 24, 2025, focuses on AI-driven data security challenges.
Research shows 73% of AI apps in workplaces pose high or critical risks.
Only 16% of enterprise data sent to AI tools is processed by enterprise-ready applications.
Sensitive corporate data, including customer records, is often shared with unvetted AI tools.
The forum features cybersecurity experts from AWS, Upwind, Wiz, Xperi, and more.
Free registration offers actionable insights for securing data in the AI era.
The rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into workplaces has transformed collaboration and innovation across industries like retail, healthcare, and financial services. However, Cyberhaven Labs' research reveals significant risks, with 73% of AI applications in use classified as high or critical risk. This widespread adoption, often termed "Shadow AI," sees employees using unvetted tools, exposing sensitive data to potential breaches.
Cyberhaven's analysis indicates that 35% of data sent to AI tools over the past year was sensitive, including customer records and proprietary business insights. Only 16% of this data is processed by enterprise-ready AI applications, leaving the majority vulnerable in personal or unapproved platforms. With 23% of AI apps rated critical risk and 50% high risk, organizations face significant challenges in safeguarding corporate information.
The Data Defense Forum will feature thought leaders sharing actionable strategies to address AI-driven threats and insider risks. Speakers include Clayton Smith (AWS), Rinki Sethi (Upwind), Nic Acton (Wiz), Payman Armin (Xperi), and Joe Sullivan (former CSO at Facebook, Uber, and Cloudflare). These experts bring decades of experience in cloud security, organizational transformation, and risk management to help organizations fortify their data security frameworks.
The forum aims to provide attendees with practical solutions to implement immediately. "Our goal is for attendees to leave the Data Defense Forum with actionable lessons they can immediately apply to strengthen their data security and tackle emerging challenges in the AI era," said Nishant Doshi, CEO of Cyberhaven. The event will cover strategies for managing insider risks, securing sensitive data, and navigating the complexities of AI adoption.
Registration for the Data Defense Forum is free, offering organizations an opportunity to gain insights from industry leaders and enhance their cybersecurity posture in an AI-driven world.
Cyberhaven is reimagining data security. Until now, data security products were limited to scanning data content or looking for specific user actions. Our AI-enabled data lineage technology analyzes billions of workflows to understand every piece of data within an organization, identify when it's at risk, and take action to protect it. To learn more, visit cyberhaven.com.
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