Discover shadow AI, protect sensitive data, and govern supported agents from one practical control layer.
Built for growing teams · Start with browser coverage, expand as AI grows
See every supported AI app — sanctioned or not. Risk-score it, then allow, warn or block.
Detect PII, source code and secrets before supported prompts or uploads leave.
Monitor supported agent and MCP tool calls. Route high-risk actions for approval.
Keep searchable policy decisions and session events for investigation and customer reviews.
Start with supported browser coverage. Add gateway and agent controls as your AI workflow grows.
Apply consistent controls across supported SaaS AI, model APIs, agents and connected tools.
See supported AI activity, policy decisions and risk context without building a new security programme.
Keep searchable policy decisions and supported session events for investigations and customer reviews.
Start with browser coverage to see supported AI tools and usage.
Detect sensitive data and apply policy to supported AI activity.
Control supported agent actions and keep a record for review.
Connected coverage
From browser prompts to backend API calls and autonomous tool actions, AIGuard applies one policy model across the entire AI workflow.
See which supported AI apps are in use, then protect prompts and uploads with one policy.
| Time | User | App | Detection | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14:32:01 | j.sharma | ChatGPT | Customer PII | Blocked |
| 14:28:44 | l.chen | Claude | Source Code | Warned |
| 14:19:12 | r.tan | Gemini | AWS Key | Redacted |
| 14:11:05 | p.wong | ChatGPT | Contract Terms | Warned |
| 14:03:30 | s.lim | Copilot | Clean | Allowed |
Route supported model calls through a controlled gateway for safer, more visible AI use.
| Application | Model | Tokens | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| finance-app | gpt-4o | 1,240 | ✓ Passed |
| hr-assist | claude-3-5 | 890 | ⊘ Blocked |
| code-review | gpt-4o-mini | 412 | ✓ Passed |
| data-pipeline | gemini-1.5 | 3,100 | ! Warned |
See supported agent activity, govern tool access and review high-risk actions before they run.
| Agent | Device | Tool Calls | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | dev-01 | 47 | Threat |
| Cursor | dev-02 | 12 | Active |
| Claude Code | dev-03 | 8 | Approval pending |
| Codex | dev-04 | 3 | Active |
Whether you're a CTO who just discovered shadow AI, a founder preparing for a security review, or an engineer securing your AI-powered product — AIGuard has you covered.
Know which AI tools your team uses — sanctioned and unsanctioned. Catalogue supported apps, assign risk, and enforce allow, warn or block policy.
Block customer PII, financial data, source code, API keys, and confidential information before it leaves through supported AI surfaces.
Monitor every tool call, file access, MCP server, and high-risk action your agents make. Keep Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex within approved boundaries.
Route supported model traffic through a controlled gateway for policy enforcement, scoped keys, provider routing and audit context.
Give prospects, customers and reviewers a clear record of supported activity, policy decisions, approvals and investigations.
Detect suspicious multi-step agent behaviour and route high-risk file, shell, network, or database actions to approval before execution.
Apply browser-based policy to supported ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot and other SaaS AI workflows without changing application code.
When a customer asks "how do you control what goes into your AI tools?" — you have an answer. Full audit trail, exportable logs, demonstrable DLP policies.
Issue scoped gateway keys per application with model allowlists and spend limits. Rotate compromised keys in seconds without redeploying apps.
Map supported agents to approved tools, skills and resources. Use identity, risk and approval context before high-impact actions.
Let users request a time-limited exception when a legitimate task is blocked. Admins approve in context, and the exception expires automatically.
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