Cyber Technology Insights: Navigating the Security Maze of GenAI Applications

The increasing trend of shadow AI exposes enterprises to security, compliance, and operational risks. Sensitive company data may be unknowingly shared with GenAI applications, regulatory requirements may be violated, and misinformation or biased outputs could impact business decisions.

With the new GenAI security controls for Cato CASB, security and IT teams can:

• Uncover shadow AI: Distinguish between sanctioned and unsanctioned use by identifying all GenAI applications and classifying them. Cato offers a catalog of 950+ GenAI applications.
• Control GenAI application access: Ensure responsible use of GenAI by defining and enforcing access policies at a granular level. Control which GenAI applications can be accessed and exactly what actions (upload, download, etc.) can be done within them.
• Protect sensitive data: Limit or prevent sensitive data from being uploaded to large language models (LLMs), avoiding data security and confidentiality violations in real time.
• Maintain governance and compliance: Enable adoption of GenAI usage with full visibility to all user activities, and in a manner that aligns with corporate policies and regulatory standards.

Cyber Technology Insights: Orca: First Cloud Security to Enable Universal GenAI Access

“Enterprises need smart ways to govern GenAI,” said Ofir Agasi, vice president of product management at Cato Networks. “With our enhancements to Cato CASB, we are harnessing AI within the Cato SASE Cloud Platform to discover, classify, and secure how GenAI applications are used across the enterprise. We’re giving security and IT teams the tools to manage risk and enable innovation responsibly.”

“Cato Networks gives us the confidence to embrace GenAI without the fear of exposing sensitive data or intellectual property,” said Shayne Green, head of security operations at CloudFactory. “With Cato CASB’s new GenAI security controls, we can adopt GenAI tools in a risk-controlled manner.”