Maple Networks CTO flags employee data leakage into AI tools as a key risk at International Cyber Expo 2026
Maple Networks CTO Graham Tetley told IT Security Guru at International Cyber Expo 2026 that AI security and data loss prevention were among the top concerns raised by visitors to the company's stand. Many organisations have already introduced or permitted AI tools but lack visibility into how employees use them and what information could be exposed. Tetley argues that accidental sharing of sensitive business information with AI platforms is a major risk, and that human error deserves as much attention as malicious activity. He also discussed the UK-based provider's 24/7 Security Operations Centre (SOC) services, CREST-accredited penetration testing and Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS). The article is an interview-style piece with no specific incident, vulnerability or threat actor.
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Maple Networks CTO flags employee data leakage into AI tools as a key risk at International Cyber Expo 2026
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Maple Networks CTO Graham Tetley told IT Security Guru at International Cyber Expo 2026 that AI security and data loss prevention were among the top concerns raised by visitors to the company's stand. Many organisations have already introduced or permitted AI tools but lack visibility into how employees use them and what information could be exposed. Tetley argues that accidental sharing of sensitive business information with AI platforms is a major risk, and that human error deserves as much attention as malicious activity. He also discussed the UK-based provider's 24/7 Security Operations Centre (SOC) services, CREST-accredited penetration testing and Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS). The article is an interview-style piece with no specific incident, vulnerability or threat actor.