Get control of your AI. Fast.
Stops sensitive data going into AI. Stops people tricking it. Limits which AI tools your staff can use. Gives you a one-page report your board will accept.
The same checkpoint as Enterprise: every request recorded, costed and checked. The difference is how much you have to manage. Eleven screens, and nothing that assumes a full-time security engineer.
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Eleven steps through the product, from the call log to blocking, the board report, and Nando. It is a preview, not the demo. A real demo runs on your own traffic with nothing blocked.
The four questions you cannot answer today
Most AI governance tools assume you already have someone writing rules full time. If that is not you, these are the questions that actually matter.
What AI are we actually using?
Not the approved list. The real one, including what nobody told IT about.
Is anything sensitive going into it?
Customer data, card numbers, staff records, credentials. Stopped, not reported after the fact.
What is it costing us?
One number, by team and by tool, with a trend. Enough to answer a board question.
Can we show we are being sensible?
One exportable summary for an insurer, a customer questionnaire or a tender.
Everything else can wait. Bias grading, security feeds, nine mapped frameworks: all real, all in Enterprise, and none of them runnable by a team of twelve.
It stops things. It does not just tell you about them.
Core stops unsafe requests before they reach an AI, rather than flagging them afterwards.
Observe
- Governed gatewayEvery request checked, recorded and costed.
- AI runs logOne line per request. Open it to see exactly what happened and why.
- Live flowWatch requests being allowed or blocked as they happen.
- Applications viewUsage, blocks and spend for each app.
- Cost ExplorerWhat each model, app and team is costing you.
- Gateway replayReplay any request and watch each check run.
- TroubleshootingLook up any request by its reference and see what went wrong.
- Command paletteJump to any page or setting from one search bar.
Enforce
- DLP rule packsCatches customer data, financial data and passwords before they leave.
- Prompt-injection rulesSpots attempts to trick the AI into ignoring your rules.
- Per-rule on/offTurn any single rule on or off.
- Approved-model allowlist 4 active modelsAnything outside your approved list is refused.
Govern and comply
- Governance summaryA one-page PDF you can hand to the board.
- Nando, your virtual CISOReads your live AI usage and tells you what to fix first, and where you are wasting money.
Operate and brand
- Connection and SDK guideEverything your developers need to connect in an afternoon.
Nothing is blocked in week one
Core does not open on an empty screen waiting for you to set it up. It watches first, blocks nothing, and tells you so.
1. Point your traffic at us
One address, one key, copy and paste. Nothing else is asked of you yet.
2. Watch for a week
Everything is recorded and nothing is blocked. The product tells you that plainly instead of hiding it in a setting.
3. See what we found
Which AI tools are in use, what data went near them, and what it cost. This is usually where something surprising turns up.
4. Choose a protection pack
No rule editor to learn. A handful of ready-made packs, picked for the kind of business you are, each described in plain English.
Then turn enforcement on. Core prompts for it at the end of the shadow week, once you have seen the evidence, rather than leaving it as a setting nobody returns to.
How it works underneath
How each part works, and how they fit together.
Discover AI
Find every AI tool your people are using, approved or not.
Read more →AI Control & Enforcement
Check every question and answer, and stop the risky ones before they happen.
Read more →Converse
One safe AI chat for staff, with every major model behind it.
Read more →Dashboard & Virtual Advisors
Risk, usage and cost on one screen, with plain briefings on what to do next.
Read more →Audit & Compliance Reporting
Turn what your AI did into proof your auditor will accept.
Read more →What Enterprise adds
Core is deliberately bounded. If any of the following describes your situation, Enterprise is the right edition.
You need your own rules
Core gives you ready-made packs you can switch on and off, rule by rule. Writing your own from scratch, and setting different rules per app, is Enterprise.
You have to evidence a framework
Core gives you a one-page summary for the board. Full framework reports, sealed evidence packs and a GDPR request register are Enterprise.
You are running agents
Limits on agents and hard spend caps are both Enterprise.
You need more than four models
Core allows four models at a time. Enterprise removes the cap and lets you set a different list per app.
Control your AI without hiring a security team.
Core gives one team the ability to actually stop things, a record of every AI request, and a report your board will accept.
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