According to a June report by AI-native browser security platform Neon Cyber, almost half (48.3%) of US knowledge employees admit to knowingly breaching an AI policy within their company. The findings are based on a May survey of 227 US knowledge workers who use AI at work.

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The central finding rejects the most common path forward in enterprise AI governance: that an AI policy alone can reduce enterprise risk. Neon found that 63% of survey respondents reported having a clear AI policy that they understood. However, of that 63%, nearly 50% knowingly violated it by using unapproved AI tools anyway.

Neon Cyber published Quantifying Shadow AI Risk in the Browser, a research report based on a survey of more than 200 U.S. knowledge workers.

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Neon Cyber today announced it has been named a winner in the Transformational Browser Security category by Cyber Defense Magazine (CDM), the industry's leading electronic information security publication.

By joining forces, Neon Cyber and SpyCloud merge threat intelligence with the world’s largest recaptured identity data repository, empowering customers to quickly determine if an identity has been compromised in a breach, phishing attack, or malware infection.

Tony Bradley interviews Mark St. John and Cody Pierce from Neon Cyber about shadow AI and how enterprises should approach finding and controling shadow AI use.

Cody Pierce, CEO of Neon Cyber, and other industry experts weigh in on AI governance, zero trust, and the evolving threat landscape.

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SecurityWeek explores AI-assisted social engineering attacks, with the purpose of evaluating what is happening now and preparing leaders for what lies ahead in 2026 and beyond.

Cody Pierce shares thoughts on cybersecurity risks with remote workers, specifically with LLM usage and shadow AI.

While LLMs require significant money and computing power and are a poor choice for solving specialized problems, reframing our AI journey to include both large language models and small language models (SLMs) can enable greater efficiency and accuracy, especially when applied to cybersecurity challenges.

For customers already using Elastic Security, this integration offers a way to strengthen XDR operations without changing workflows or deploying a separate browser. For Neon, it expands reach into an established security platform.

Neon Cyber featured in Forbes story on the cybersecurity skills gap.

Mark St. John. Co-Founder and COO throws his hat in the ring on the recent AWS outage covered by WIRED.

Co-Founder and COO Mark St. John was quoted again in a recent Tech News World article. This time highlighting the rise of identity based threats.

Co-Founder and COO Mark St. John gave his insights on AI and the cyber talent investments needed to become a force multiplier.

Co-Founder and COO Mark St. John was recently featured in a round-up of tech leaders sharing critical cybersecurity insights.

Neon Cyber was featured in Help Net Security's "Infosec products of the month" for September highlighting our entry into the Workforce Cybersecurity category.

Neon Cyber, innovators of the first security platform purpose-built to protect the way modern teams work, announced its emergence from stealth and unveiled the first Workforce Cybersecurity Platform (WCP), delivering protection across browsers, SaaS applications and enterprise systems in every department.

Neon Cyber was featured in a new article by MSSP Alert announcing our Workforce Cybersecurity Platform.

Neon Cyber's stealth exit was featured in an exclusive interview with Kevin Townsend of Security Week where Kevin highlights our exciting Workforce Cybersecurity Platform.

Neon Cyber, innovators of the first security platform purpose-built to protect the way modern teams work, today announced its emergence from stealth and unveiled the first Workforce Cybersecurity Platform (WCP), delivering protection across browsers, SaaS applications and enterprise systems in every department.

Co-Founder and CEO Cody Pierce wrote a new article for Forbes Technology Council highlighting the shift in security to people, data, and technology.

Co-Founder and CEO Cody Pierce was featured in the Forbes article where he shared his insights on strengthening your security strategy.