Scott Kopcha witnessed what CISOs everywhere are seeing: employees eager to use artificial intelligence, whether through public models or custom AI tools, accessing company data at a breathtaking rate and volume. Kopcha already had a mature data protection strategy in place; as a law firm, his organization had a long history of safeguarding sensitive data. Still, Kopcha, CISO at law firm Goodwin Procter, knew his firm’s data protection strategy needed to evolve. “Whenever you start breaking down these different types of AI models, you see there are seven or eight different ways they can interact with your data, and our tools weren’t necessarily set up to provide the breadth of monitoring and...