75%
Signal 01Employees Use GenAI Weekly
Usage is already normal. Ownership is still unclear.
Source: Microsoft Work Trend IndexAI Compliance Architect for Asia-Pac regulated enterprises
Your team already uses AI. Give leadership a safe approval path.
Your staff are already pasting data into AI tools. Robossist maps where sensitive work is happening, sets practical controls, and moves one use case into a reviewable approval path.
Review output shadow AI exposure Review outputs include shadow AI exposure, named ownership, practical data controls, one reviewable use case.
- Shadow AI exposure mapped
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- Regulated APAC approval path
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AI usage is already live in most teams. Governance usually lags behind it.
98%
Signal 02Firms Report Shadow AI
Unapproved tools bypass normal controls.
Source: Varonis 2025 State of Data Security223/mo
Signal 03GenAI Data Policy Events
Sensitive data still reaches unsanctioned AI tools.
Source: Netskope Cloud and Threat Report 2026Diagnose. Govern. Approve.
Map where AI is already live, set allowed/review/blocked rules, and hand off one workflow leadership can review.
A focused path from hidden usage to one owner-ready workflow.
Exposure map
Rules matrix
Approval path
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Exposure map
Where is AI already being used right now?
Tools, teams, data, and risk points in view.
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Rules matrix
What is allowed, conditional, or blocked?
Allowed, review, and blocked uses in plain language.
- A practical allowed/review/blocked matrix with clear workflow examples.
- Teams know what can move now and what must go through review.
- Decide what moves immediately and what requires a checkpoint.
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Approval path
Which workflow should leadership approve first?
One owner, one review gate, one workflow to approve.
- A named owner, one review checkpoint, and one launch-ready workflow sequence.
- Leadership can approve one workflow with confidence and traceability.
- Assign one owner, one review gate, and one launch date.
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Shadow AI is AI use that already happens outside a clear approval path: unapproved tools, informal prompts, copied client context, private workarounds, or workflows nobody owns yet.