See the attempt
An AI platform open is identified as it happens, at the browser — the same place employees actually use GenAI.
Shadow AI risk often finishes in seconds: open a tab, paste context, send. AI Data Shield is built to interrupt at attempt time — in the browser — so the decision happens before the paste, not in a report days later.
In Detect → Verify → Decide, blocking is the Decide outcome when SSO verification fails or policy says no. The employee sees the stop immediately; the event is available for review.
Blocking is the continuous enforcement layer once Deploy, Connect SSO, and Set Policies are in place.
An AI platform open is identified as it happens, at the browser — the same place employees actually use GenAI.
The session is checked for company SSO authentication and matched to policy.
Allowed when verified and in policy. Otherwise blocked at open — before the tool becomes a paste destination.
Once Deploy, Connect SSO, and Set Policies are in place, blocking is the continuous enforcement layer — not a weekly cleanup exercise.
Unapproved or unverified GenAI is stopped when opened, closing the gap left by detect-after-the-fact workflows.
Clear in-the-moment feedback reduces “I didn’t know that tool wasn’t allowed.”
Fewer reviews that start with “someone used a tool we never sanctioned.”
One browser extension; no requirement to rip-and-replace network or classic DLP tooling to get GenAI access control.
Approved, SSO-verified tools load normally. Unapproved or unverified tools show a block when opened, with a prompt to use a sanctioned, verified path — not a delayed email after the fact.
How It Works overview → Enterprise Features · Real-Time Blocking → Why Now · Security Audits →
SSO-Gated Access · Real-Time Blocking · Policy Management · Audit Trail & Reporting
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