Understanding AI Scoring - Telivy

How is the AI Exposure Score Calculated?

The score is based on three key factors:

Tool Usage Volume (T): How many AI tools are being used?
- The more AI tools in use, the higher the risk exposure.
Risk of Exploitation (R): Are these tools vulnerable to attacks?
- Evaluates how prevalent usage is among employees and whether those tools have known vulnerabilities (v2)
Security Controls (S): Are security measures in place? (v2)
- If access controls, MFA, encryption, monitoring, DLP practices are in place, the risk score decreases

How to Interpret the Score

Once calculated, the AI Exposure Score is normalized (0-100 scale) and classified into four risk levels:

Score Range	Risk Level	Meaning
0-20	Low (Green)	Minimal AI risk exposure, strong security controls.
21-50	Moderate (Yellow)	Some AI risk, but manageable with improvements
51-80	High (Orange)	Significant AI exposure, potential security risks.
81-100	Critical (Red)	Major AI security gaps, immediate action required.

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