Moody's Ratings released a report on October 10, 2025, highlighting the growing risk of data breaches and cyberattacks stemming from inadequate governance of artificial intelligence in the workplace. Based on a survey of almost 2,000 global organizations, the report found that a significant number of companies lack policies for the safe use of AI tools. The report states that without proper restrictions, employees using public AI platforms could inadvertently expose sensitive company data. According to the survey, local governments are among the most vulnerable, with only 48% having policies for AI tool usage, while non-financial companies are the most prepared at 78%. The report also noted a positive trend in cybersecurity governance, with 28% of senior cybersecurity managers now reporting directly to the CEO or CFO, a 13% increase from 2023.
Moody's Warns of Increased Cyberattack Risk Due to Weak AI Governance
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