The AI Insider Risk Index is a vendor-neutral resource for measuring how exposed an organization is to AI-era insider risk. This page says plainly who runs it and how it stays trustworthy.
Insider risk changed shape when work started flowing through AI tools and accounts that most security stacks never see. The index gives security leaders a way to measure that exposure across five signals, take a free self-scored assessment in about ten minutes, and read a tight library of research where every figure is cited to a major source. It exists to be useful on its own, whether or not you ever talk to the company behind it.
The index is built and maintained by Anzenna, an AI security company. We say that plainly because a benchmark is only useful if you can trust it. Anzenna sponsors the research and the tooling. It does not shape the score in its own favor.
A few commitments keep the index honest, and you can hold us to them:
The assessment runs entirely in your browser, and nothing you answer is recorded to see your score. If you choose to leave a work email for the detailed report or the brief, we use it only for that. Full details are in the privacy policy.
Questions about the index, the methodology, or a figure we cite can go to index@insiderrisk.ai. Corrections are welcome. If a source moves or a number updates, we want to fix it.
Fifteen questions, about ten minutes, no registration to see your result.
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