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Palo Alto's 2025 State of GenAI report provides an in-depth look into how enterprises are adopting GenAI and where they remain most vulnerable

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Shivani Shinde

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While artificial intelligence (AI) growth offers better productivity benefits, a recent report warns that unsanctioned usage, emerging threats, and a lack of governance have rapidly expanded the attack surface for organisations, particularly across India and the Asia-Pacific region. Palo Alto’s 2025 State of GenAI report, based on traffic analysis from 7,051 global enterprise customers, provides an in-depth look into how enterprises are adopting GenAI and where they remain most vulnerable.
 
Best practice recommendations 
  • Gain comprehensive oversight of GenAI app usage, implement conditional access policies, and manage permissions at the user and group level
  • Deploy real-time content inspection with centralised policy enforcement