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Shadow AI by the Numbers: Risk Data, Resources and Where to Start

Shadow AI, the unauthorised use of AI tools outside IT oversight, is already widespread in Australian businesses. This page brings together the data behind that risk.

KMTech's IT security team reviewing a live threat monitoring dashboard while discussing how to switch MDR providers without downtime.

Switching MDR Providers Without the Downtime: What It Actually Takes

A properly managed transition runs both providers monitoring in parallel for a defined period, so there’s no window where nothing is watching.

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