The tools you cannot see
Most AI use at work happens on personal accounts. It does not appear in your SSO logs, your DLP rules or your vendor register — which is exactly why it is unmeasured.
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Five questions from a workforce instrument built for exactly this. You get an AI Risk Exposure band, a SafeScore, and one honest sentence about the biggest lever you have.
This is the human layer of your AI security posture — not a penetration test, and not a replacement for data-loss prevention.
Most AI use at work happens on personal accounts. It does not appear in your SSO logs, your DLP rules or your vendor register — which is exactly why it is unmeasured.
Client names, financial figures, unreleased code, personal data. Not through malice — through a deadline at 9pm and an approved tool that was not good enough.
People do not volunteer that they pasted a contract into a free chatbot. An anonymous instrument gets an answer a compliance survey never will.
AI Safe Use asks your whole workforce 28 questions, anonymously. It reports by department and role, never by person, and never below five responses in a group — so it can tell you where to invest without ever telling you who to blame. Your people get a private map of their own habits and a few things to do differently. You get an AI Cyber Risk Register: measured exposure, the provisioning gap driving it, and a policy reality check.
AI Safe Use informs no decision about any individual’s employment. That is a design constraint of the instrument, not a policy we ask customers to adopt.