Forbes April 2, 2025
Thomas Brewster

Cyberhaven, which just raised $100 million at a $1 billion valuation, offers AI tools designed to prevent employees from putting proprietary information into tools like ChatGPT.

With AI tools becoming increasingly more common in business, corporate security teams are grappling with a new type of risk: the oversharing of company secrets by unwitting employees who inadvertently plug proprietary information into artificial intelligence tools, raising the chance of a damaging leak.

But using vast amounts of data, San Jose-based Cyberhaven’s own AI tools can watch for such abnormalities. Its Linea AI and Large Lineage Model (LLiM) has ingested hundreds of billions of previously recorded dataflows across its customers’ networks from the nine years since its founding. It then creates a record...

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