Solar Dozor

Nearly 40% of Employee Queries to Public AI Services Contain Corporate Secrets

Analysts at GK Solar examined 12,000 interactions logged by the Solar Dozor DLP system across 150 large Russian organizations in finance, industry, retail, telecom, IT, and government sectors during the first half of 2026. The study found that almost 40% of employee prompts sent to public AI services included confidential data. Of those risky queries, 41% contained source code and configurations, 30% held personal, financial or other sensitive information, 18% involved intellectual property, and 11% included passwords, tokens and API keys. Development teams accounted for 43% of the incidents, commercial units for 26%, analysts and HR for 23%, and other departments for 8%. A separate survey by UCSB and Solar revealed that 42.4% of 102 organizations suspected AI-related leaks and 8.1% had already experienced real incidents, while one-third still lack dedicated controls for AI and ML systems. Solar recommends approving allowed services, enforcing access segmentation and monitoring prompt content rather than imposing outright bans.

GC Solar and SEG-T Launch Development of AI-Powered Security Email Gateway SEG-T to Counter Advanced Phishing Campaigns

GC Solar and co-founder of Secure-T Khariton Nikishkin have initiated the development of SEG-T, a new Security Email Gateway solution designed to protect corporate email systems using multi-agent AI. The project responds to the growing sophistication of phishing attacks that leverage ready-made toolkits, infrastructure, anti-bot mechanisms, and AI-generated content to create convincing messages at scale. Unlike traditional filters, SEG-T will analyze both technical indicators and semantic elements such as tone, manipulation tactics, attempts to build trust, instill fear, or create urgency. The system will block suspicious attachments including links, archives, PDFs, executables, and SVGs while focusing primarily on social engineering rather than relying on a built-in sandbox. SEG-T is planned for deployment across cloud, on-premises, and Kubernetes environments with rapid 15-minute setup times and will integrate with Solar webProxy and Solar Dozor for enhanced traffic inspection and data loss prevention. GC Solar holds a 49% stake in the project following its earlier acquisition of a controlling interest in Secure-T.