Recorded Future Launches AI Infrastructure Lists for Shadow AI Visibility

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Summary

Recorded Future has launched regularly refreshed AI infrastructure indicator lists to help security teams identify AI-related network traffic and manage shadow AI, policy enforcement and data exposure risks.

Key points

  • The lists cover AI infrastructure and Chinese AI infrastructure, including AI assistants, coding tools, search, voice and video services, and autonomous agents.
  • Entries include an indicator, Risk Score, service attribution, verification date and association method; indicators include IP addresses, CIDR ranges and domains.
  • The lists are available at no additional cost to eligible Recorded Future Cyber Operations or Threat Intelligence Module customers, via the platform or API.
  • Recorded Future recommends checking 30–90 days of historical DNS and proxy logs before enforcement, then using provider attribution and confidence to guide action.
  • The article advises prioritizing domain-based filtering because shared CDN IP rules can cause collateral blocking.
  • Lists are typically refreshed weekly; daily API retrieval is recommended. Older entries and lower-confidence community-sourced indicators should be revalidated before blocking.

Article Details

Event Type
Recorded Future announced the launch of curated AI Infrastructure Indicator Lists for identifying and monitoring AI-related network traffic.
Impact
The lists are intended to help security teams discover AI services in use, support policy enforcement and data-loss prevention, and manage AI-related governance risks. They are available to eligible Recorded Future customers at no additional cost and are refreshed regularly, typically weekly.

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