View the Risk Scores Assigned to GenAI Apps
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View the Risk Scores Assigned to GenAI Apps

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View the Risk Scores Assigned to GenAI Apps

Application risk scores help you quickly identify risky GenAI apps, so you can take action to protect your environment.
Where Can I Use This?What Do I Need?
  • NGFW (Managed by Panorama or Strata Cloud Manager)
  • Prisma Access (Managed by Panorama or Strata Cloud Manager)
One of the following:
  • AI Access Security license
  • CASB-PA license
  • CASB-X license
To help you quickly identify the GenAI apps that pose the greatest threats to your organization, AI Access Security assigns each GenAI app a risk score. These risk scores enable you to quickly identify risky GenAI apps, so you can take action to protect your environment. For example, to protect your environment, you could create a policy rule to block the app. You might also choose to tag the app as Unsanctioned.
An app's risk score is between 1 (low risk) and 5 (high risk) and is based on the SaaS app attributes. Some attributes are common to all SaaS apps, while a subset of attributes are unique to GenAI apps.
GenAI attributes are attributes such as the data type for user input to the app, the data type of the output generated by the app, and whether user-submitted data is used by the app to train its GenAI models. Based on GenAI attribute values, the risk score calculation determines the GenAI risk.
In addition to the GenAI attributes, the risk score calculation uses the following types of attributes to determine the app's general SaaS risk.
A GenAI app's final risk score is a combination of the general SaaS risk (calculated from SaaS attributes) and the GenAI risk (calculated from GenAI attributes). The risk score calculation gives extra weight to the GenAI risk when determining the final risk score.
  1. Log in to Strata Cloud Manager.
  2. To navigate to the Activity Insights dashboard, select InsightsActivity Insights Applications.
  3. Locate the GenAI apps in the table. If necessary, you can filter the table to show only the GenAI apps.
    1. Add Filter and add the GenAI Application filter.
    2. Set the GenAI Application filter to TRUE.
  4. To identify the GenAI apps that pose the greatest threats, examine the risk score values in the Risk column.
    Risk ScoreMeaning
    4-5High Risk — Very likely to be a risk.
    3Medium Risk — Represents a moderate risk.
    1-2Low Risk — Unlikely to be a risk.
  5. Take action on the riskiest apps.
    For example, you can create policy rules to block these apps or tag the apps as Unsanctioned.