Your developers are vibe-coding. Your analysts are pasting data into chat windows. Secure watches every AI interaction at the gateway — masking sensitive data, blocking prompt injection, and showing you how AI is really used — without slowing anyone down.
data classes detected and masked inline
security checks on the request path
native findings export to your SIEM
injection detection, not just single prompts
Customer records, source code, and credentials flow into AI tools every day — invisible until the breach notification.
Attackers don’t hack your agents; they talk to them. Indirect injection through email, documents, and tool results is the new phishing.
AI-assisted coding is everywhere and unmeasured — you can’t manage the productivity or the risk of what you can’t see.
PII, secrets, API keys, source code, and customer records are detected and masked inline — before they leave your perimeter for any model or AI tool.
Multi-turn attack detection on every interaction — including poisoned tool results, malicious retrieved content, and indirect injection through MCP connections.
Prompt patterns, AI-assisted coding flows, tool adoption, and productivity signals — derived from gateway traffic, not from surveilling anyone’s editor.
PII, secrets, API keys, source code, and customer records detected and masked inline — before they leave your perimeter for a model or an AI tool.
Multi-turn attack detection on every interaction — including poisoned tool results and indirect injection through retrieved content and MCP connections.
See how engineering actually uses AI — prompt patterns, AI-assisted coding flows, tool adoption, and productivity signals — from gateway traffic, not from surveilling anyone's editor.
Allow, block, transform, or alert — per team, tool, and data class. The intern's chatbot and the CFO's copilot don't need the same rules.
Every detection streams to Splunk, Sentinel, Datadog, or Elastic as OCSF — your security team keeps their pane of glass, with the evidence attached.
Sub-100ms checks at the gateway. Nobody files a ticket to use AI — and nobody leaks a customer file by accident.
No — transforms are format-preserving by default, so masked values keep the shape downstream tools expect.
Yes. Most teams run a week of alert-only to tune policies, then flip to enforce per data class and team.
To your SIEM as OCSF (Splunk, Sentinel, Datadog, Elastic) and into the Prove evidence layer — one detection, both audiences.