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IT leaders urge stronger governance as shadow AI creeps to the endpoint

ITWeb reports on findings from the Onsite IT and Jamf AI Governance briefing series — where South African IT leaders discovered they could not answer a single question about what AI was running on their Mac devices.

ITWeb covers Jamf’s global AI Governance Survey — 687 IT and security respondents, conducted Q2 2026 — and what it means for local organisations: 72.9% of companies have deployed AI, 81.7% report risk exposure, and incident rates rise sharply as adoption matures. Every organisation Onsite IT spoke to at the briefings gave the same answer when asked what AI was running on their Mac devices: they did not know.

For South African organisations, the stakes carry an additional layer. POPIA obligations apply to personal information processed by AI tools regardless of where those tools were procured. Procurement questionnaires are already asking how AI use is governed, and a policy document is no longer a sufficient answer.

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