Shadow AI becomes visible
Discover sanctioned and unsanctioned AI applications, assign risk, and enforce allow, warn, or block decisions.
AIGuard connects discovery, data protection, agent governance and runtime audit across supported SaaS AI, model APIs, MCP servers, tools and enterprise resources.
Employees use SaaS AI. Applications call model APIs. Agents read files and call tools. AIGuard gives growing teams one practical policy layer across those surfaces.
Discover sanctioned and unsanctioned AI applications, assign risk, and enforce allow, warn, or block decisions.
Detect PII, secrets, source code, financial data, and confidential business content before it leaves through supported AI paths.
Govern agent identity, MCP servers, tools, skills, file access, and high-risk actions with policy and approval workflows.
Keep searchable policy events, session timelines, detection context, and exportable audit evidence for customers and reviews.
The same control layer connects discovery, data protection, risk and approvals across supported AI surfaces. It gives your team one place to make and prove policy decisions.
Employees, applications and agents use these supported surfaces to send prompts, call models and initiate actions.
Identity, data, action and risk context are evaluated against policy before supported activity proceeds. Decisions can allow, warn, block, redact, monitor or request approval.
Controls apply to the people, tools, files, databases, APIs and enterprise services connected to supported AI workflows.
One policy model evaluates identity, data, action and risk before supported activity proceeds.
Start with the risk you have today. Add deeper enforcement as your AI footprint grows—without replacing the rest of your security stack.
Start with browser-based coverage and add gateway or agent controls as needed. No blanket network redesign is required; deployment scope depends on the supported integration.
Apply consistent data, access and approval decisions across SaaS AI, model APIs, managed AI applications and agentic workflows where enabled.
Bring supported AI applications, users, agents, MCP servers, tools, resources and risk context into one operational view.
Keep searchable events, policy decisions, approvals and session timelines for supported activity, investigations and customer security reviews.
Use the capabilities that match your rollout. Coverage and enforcement depend on the integration and deployment path.
Discover and inventory supported agents, identities, tools, MCP servers, models and connected resources.
Route supported model traffic through a controlled gateway for policy, provider routing, key management and audit.
Detect sensitive data in supported prompts, responses, uploads and workflows, then allow, warn, block or redact.
Control supported agent-to-tool and agent-to-resource interactions using identity, policy, risk and approval context.
Evaluate activity using user, agent, device, tenant, data, action and behavioural context.
Apply reusable allow, warn, block, redact, monitor and approval policies across the workflow.
Require review before sensitive, high-impact or irreversible actions where the integration supports it.
Provide searchable events, session timelines, policy decisions and investigation evidence.
| Approach | Typical blind spot | Where AIGuard can help |
|---|---|---|
| Traditional DLP | Rules built for files and structured channels, not prompts or agent actions. | AI-aware content and supported tool-call policy. |
| Network-only controls | Limited visibility into local browsers, IDEs, and developer agents. | Browser, API and supported agent/MCP coverage. |
| Agent-only security | Does not govern employee use of consumer AI or shadow AI applications. | One inventory and policy model across people and supported agents. |
| Manual policy documents | Advice arrives after the user or agent has already acted. | Supported inline enforcement, approval, and audit evidence. |
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