Let me ask you something you probably don’t want to answer: 

Do you actually know what your team is doing with AI? 

Not what they say they’re doing. 

Not what you hope they’re doing. 

What they’re really doing—with your company’s data, client records, trade secrets, and the spreadsheet that runs payroll. 

Because right now, across thousands of businesses just like yours, AI isn’t a tool. It’s a silent liability. A whispering data leak. A breach just waiting for someone to copy/paste the wrong thing into the wrong field. 

If you’ve got Microsoft Copilot running in your environment, buckle up. 

Meet “EchoLeak” — the AI Exploit You Didn’t See Coming 

Here’s how this horror show unfolds: 

A hacker sends your employee a malicious prompt via email. They don’t click. They don’t open. They don’t even see it. But Copilot does. 

And because Copilot is connected to your SharePoint and Teams… and doesn’t know the difference between “smart automation” and “leaking the crown jewels”… it spills the beans. Confidential info. Internal strategy docs. Sales reports. 

Gone. Exfiltrated. Without a single click. And no one notices. Not until it’s too late. 

But Microsoft Patched It, Right? 

Sure. They issued a patch. Gold star. 

But patches don’t fix culture. 

Patches don’t replace governance. 

And they sure as hell don’t reverse stupidity when someone turns on Copilot without configuring a single boundary. 

Because here’s the dirty secret about AI in your environment: 

It only works if it’s well-governed. And it never is. 

If you don’t have: 

  • An AI acceptable use policy
  • Role-based access control to what AI can see
  • Prompt filtering and post-processing in place
  • A clear map of what AI has access to

…then congratulations: you’ve just given your intern the master keys to your safe. And trained them to start guessing PIN codes. 

You Don’t Need an AI Strategy. You Need a Reality Check. 

If you’ve deployed AI—or if Microsoft did it for you—you’re overdue for a full assessment. 

We’re not talking about some PowerPoint workshop here. We’re talking about a boots-on-the-ground, check-your-integrations, hunt-down-the-exposures, let’s-find-out-if-your-data-is-already-leaking kind of assessment. 

We’ll show you: 

  • Where Copilot is pulling data from
  • What it can see (that it shouldn’t)
  • What prompts could be exploited
  • Where your sensitive data is exposed
  • And what controls to put in place today

You don’t need to wait for a lawsuit or a news headline with your company’s name in it. You just need to look. 

Book Your Assessment. Protect Your Data. 

One quick call. One deep look. One massive sigh of relief—if you catch it in time. 

Schedule your Cyber Security Assessment that includes AI analysis, now. 

Because AI isn’t your enemy. 

But the way you’ve deployed it? 

That might be the beginning of the end.