A discovery of the AI tools in use across your organisation, sanctioned and not, and an assessment of what sensitive data is quietly flowing into them.
AI is the enterprise’s newest exfiltration path. Most have not yet looked.
Employees, acting in good faith and seeking only to work faster, paste sensitive material into public AI tools that retain, learn from, and may one day expose it. Whole categories of AI, sanctioned, embedded, and entirely unsanctioned, now touch corporate data with almost no oversight. This is the frontier, and it is wide open.
This assessment discovers the AI tools genuinely in use, distinguishes the sanctioned from the shadow, and traces what sensitive data is flowing into each. It is the one service where demand is outrunning supply most sharply, and the one where a forward-looking firm can demonstrate that it understands where the risk is going, not merely where it has been.
AI enters through procurement, software updates, browser extensions, personal accounts, and features quietly added to systems already trusted.
Enterprise assistant
AI inside business SaaS
Public and unknown tools
A tool name alone says little. The material question is what entered it, under whose authority, what the provider retains, and where the output can surface.
The work is deliberately broader than a tool inventory: each discovery is connected to the information, authority, and control decision around it.
The sanctioned, embedded, and unsanctioned AI tools genuinely in use.
What sensitive data is flowing into each, and where it could surface.
Practical controls to put in place before AI becomes the newest breach path.
A clear view of risk where it is going, not only where it has been.
The answer is not a blanket prohibition employees will route around. It is a clear operating model that matches data classes and use cases to approved tools, review points, and enforceable boundaries.
Signals reveal activity; analysts determine meaning. The final plan is grounded in how the organisation genuinely works, not a generic list of forbidden tools.
Discover actual AI use across browser, SaaS, network, and identity signals.
Follow sensitive information from its source to each AI destination.
Separate legitimate workflows from material exposure and retained data.
Set proportionate controls without blocking useful, sanctioned adoption.
Leadership receives a prioritised account of the AI estate; operators receive the routes, owners, and guardrails required to reduce exposure without freezing adoption.
Discuss your environmentBefore AI becomes the breach you have to explain.