【非洲科技】The biggest AI risk may already be inside your company

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Half of South Africans surveyed have bypassed their employers’ restrictions on artificial intelligence (AI) tools in the past year, exposing companies to a new security risk that traditional cyber controls may struggle to contain.

Prejlin Naidoo, partner at Oliver Wyman, a global strategy and risk consultancy, shared the findings at a cybersecurity roundtable hosted by Marsh, an international risk and insurance adviser, in Johannesburg on Tuesday. 

They point to a growing problem for companies racing to adopt generative AI. The corporate security perimeter now extends beyond networks and devices to employees and the AI tools they use. 

Naidoo said the Oliver Wyman Forum Global Consumer Survey 2026 South Africa report is based on responses from 903 South Africans. The report, due to be released in November, found that 50% of those surveyed had bypassed enterprise AI restrictions over the past year. Naidoo said the figure was likely to be underreported. 

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