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N-able Launches Shadow AI Visibility Across Unified Endpoint Management and Security Operations, Eliminating a Critical Security Blind Spot<\/b><\/p>\n

New capabilities deliver identity-attributed visibility into AI tool usage across endpoints and networks, without additional agents or infrastructure<\/i><\/p>\n

BURLINGTON, Mass.–(BUSINESS WIRE<\/a>)–N-able<\/a>, Inc. (NYSE: NABL), a global cybersecurity company delivering end-to-end business resilience, today announced the availability of Shadow AI Visibility across its Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) solutions, N\u2011central and N\u2011sight, and its Security Operations platform, Adlumin. The new capability helps organizations identify, classify, and monitor AI tool usage across managed environments, providing IT and security teams with the visibility needed to address a rapidly growing operational and security blind spot.<\/p>\n

\nAs AI adoption accelerates, employees are increasingly using AI-powered applications, browser extensions, developer tools, APIs, and SaaS platforms outside traditional governance processes. \u201cA Gartner\u00ae survey of 302 cybersecurity leaders in March \u2013 May 2025 revealed that 69% of organizations suspect or have evidence that employees are using prohibited public GenAI.1<\/sup>\u201d This “shadow AI” activity can introduce security, compliance, and operational challenges when organizations lack visibility into which tools are being used, by whom, and where.<\/p>\n

\nShadow AI Visibility extends N-able’s AI-powered cybersecurity solutions by helping customers identify AI usage across endpoints and network activity without requiring additional agents, tools, or management consoles. Available through N-central, N-sight, and Adlumin, the capability enables organizations to build a clearer inventory of AI tools in use and take a more informed approach to AI governance.<\/p>\n

\n“Organizations are embracing AI at an unprecedented pace, but many IT and security teams are struggling to answer a basic question: what AI tools are actually being used across their environment?” said Nicole Reineke, Chief AI Officer, N-able. “Shadow AI Visibility helps close that gap by providing actionable transparency into AI usage across endpoints and networks. Before organizations can govern AI, they need to understand where it’s being used. This capability gives customers the foundation they need to make informed decisions around security, compliance, and responsible AI adoption.”<\/p>\n

\nShadow AI Visibility delivers:<\/p>\n