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This launch addresses a critical governance gap by providing granular controls for data exfiltration risks associated with employee use of public generative AI models. The solution combines prompt injection detection with sensitive data blocking across thousands of services, specifically targeting the compliance needs of smaller enterprises and managed service providers.
Barracuda launches AI Data Security to control what employees send to chatbots
Cybersecurity company Barracuda Networks Inc. today launched Barracuda AI Data Security, a product that monitors and controls what company data employees feed into artificial intelligence tools. The release goes after a control gap that opens when workers adopt chatbots faster than their employers can write rules for them. Barracuda is aiming the product at smaller […] The post Barracuda launches AI Data Security to control what employees send to chatbots appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
Cybersecurity company Barracuda Networks Inc. today launched Barracuda AI Data Security, a product that monitors and controls what company data employees feed into artificial intelligence tools. The release goes after a control gap that opens when workers adopt chatbots faster than their employers can write rules for them. Barracuda is aiming the product at smaller companies and at the managed service providers…
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