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Fleet Launches AI Governance to Give IT, Security Teams Control of AI Tools on Every Device

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Fleet has launched a product called AI Governance, designed to give IT and security teams visibility and control over AI tools running across an organization's devices. The offering targets the gap between employees adopting AI software and companies having any systematic way to manage or monitor it.

Why this matters: Most companies have no real picture of which AI tools are actually running on employee devices. IT might have a policy. That does not mean anyone is following it. Fleet is betting that security teams will pay for a way to see and control what is there. The practical stakes are real: AI tools on work devices can touch sensitive files, send data to outside servers, and create access paths no one approved. Knowing what is running is the bare minimum for managing that risk.

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