They use the AI. You keep the data. AI security finds every model already in use with you and sets how far each one may reach.
- Every AI in use found, including the ones nobody declared
- A written boundary per use case, agreed before an incident
- Enforced while people work, not in a policy document
We cover the AI you approved and the AI you didn’t
The AI you did not deploy
Public assistants in a browser tab, model keys wired into a script, and copilots switched on inside tools you already pay for.
What each one can reach
Connected to your data, an assistant inherits every permission its user holds. Including the folder that was shared too widely.
Agents that act, and what steers them
Prompt injection carried in a document or a ticket, data drawn out through an answer, and tool calls nobody intended.
Where AI has already got into your business
- Browser assistants
- The chat tools your staff opened themselves: which ones, by whom, on which account, and whether what is typed is retained or used for training.
- Copilots in tools you pay for
- The AI features inside your office suite, CRM, helpdesk and code editor. On by default, holding whatever access the user holds.
- Model APIs in your own code
- Keys wired into a script or a product feature: what those calls send, where responses are stored, and who still pays for a key nobody owns.
- Agents and automations
- Anything that acts for you rather than answering: what it may trigger, what it can spend, and where a person still approves.
- The data behind it
- What each use case may see: the folders, mailboxes and records in scope, and the ones out of it - personal data, contracts, source, credentials.
- Prompts and outputs
- Injection carried in a document, a ticket or a page, sensitive data drawn back out through an answer, and output acted on unchecked.
- Models you host yourselves
- Where you run or index your own: who can reach the endpoint, what went into it, and whether the index hands back somebody else's.
How it works
Discover
We establish which AI is in use, who uses it, and what each can reach. Nothing is switched off to find out.
Govern
You get written boundaries per use case: the permitted purpose, the data out of scope, where a person approves, and who owns it when it goes wrong.
Protect
Enforcement at runtime against prompt injection, data leaving in a prompt, unsafe output and unauthorised action, monitored with the rest of your estate.
What you get
An inventory, a boundary per use case, and something enforcing both
A register of every AI in use: who uses it, on which account, and what it can reach, ranked by what a leak would cost you. Beside it, a one-page boundary per use case a manager can apply. Then the controls that hold it while people work.
Find out which AI already touches your data
Tell us what your team uses and we will show you what it can currently reach.