Detect → Verify → Decide
Only SSO-verified AI sessions proceed; everything else is blocked by policy — so you can show how access is actually governed.
Why Now · Security Audits
Make GenAI Access Auditable — Before the Finding Becomes an Incident
Security and compliance reviews increasingly ask a simple question: which GenAI tools can your people use, and how do you prove it?
AI Data Shield answers that at the browser — where shadow AI actually happens — with SSO-gated access, real-time allow/block, and an event log built for review.
The Audit Problem
Policy without proof is not control
Traditional controls were built for email, file shares, and known enterprise apps. Public GenAI looks like ordinary HTTPS in a browser tab. Without a gate at the browser:
- Auditors hear “we have a policy” but cannot see allow/block outcomes
- After-the-fact DLP alerts arrive too late for many paste-and-send workflows
- Personal accounts and new AI sites appear faster than network allowlists can keep up
How AI Data Shield Helps
Controls and evidence of GenAI access decisions
Frame the conversation around demonstrable enforcement — not a claim that any product guarantees certification outcomes on its own.
Events ready for review
Allowed, blocked, and flagged events are logged with context for incident response and review packages.
Rules that match the org
Different rules for different departments — closer to how real organizations work than a single company-wide switch.
Complements your stack
Works alongside existing security tooling as one extension at the point of use — where GenAI access actually happens.
Know what tools exist
Pair with the AI Platforms catalog when explaining which public tools are in scope for policy and review.
Internal Talk Track
What to say in an audit conversation
“We enforce which GenAI platforms can load based on company SSO. Unverified tools are blocked in real time. Every decision is logged for review.”
AI Data Shield provides controls and evidence of GenAI access decisions — not a guarantee of audit-ready compliance, and not a claim of SOC 2, ISO, GDPR, HIPAA, or similar certifications.
Show how GenAI access is actually governed
Request a demo, walk through Detect → Verify → Decide, or read the companion view on shadow AI risk.
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