Four problems. One layer on the device solves all of them.
Maybe it's the AI nobody approved, the data going out in prompts, or an audit you can't yet answer. Pick the door that matches your problem. Every one of them leads to the same layer on the device.
Shadow AI control, not another inventory.
You can chase unapproved AI one app at a time, or you can set a policy once on the device and let it bind whatever shows up next.
Shadow AI controlPolicy applies to tools nobody registered, the moment they reach a governed provider.
Coverage comes from the device, so a brand-new tool arrives already governed.
Unapproved use lands in the same sealed record as the AI you sanctioned.
What leaves in a prompt is decided first.
Staff paste faster than any review can read, and agents send requests with nobody at the keyboard. Screening on the device hides the values you flag, or refuses the request, while it's still yours to stop.
AI policy enforcementThe names and numbers you flag are swapped out before a prompt goes anywhere.
Where swapping a value out won't do, your policy turns the whole request away.
Requests an agent sends on its own authority are screened the same way, before they leave.
Open any record. Read the whole conversation.
Sooner or later someone official asks what your AI has been doing. The teams that answer well aren't the ones with the best memory; they're the ones already holding the record.
The AI audit trailThe record already exists when the request lands, so producing it is an export, not a project.
The record seals on your servers under your key, so no vendor ever holds a copy.
Anyone you hand it to can test that nothing was altered since the day it was written.
Adopt frontier AI with governance already on.
The org-wide rollout is frontier AI switched on for everyone, with the policy in force from the first login and a record that shows it held.
The AI governance platformThe rules ship ahead of the tools, so there's no ungoverned interim to explain later.
Leadership sees adoption in numbers it can repeat to the board.
New tools and new models arrive under the policy you already wrote.
Start anywhere, or
watch the policy decide.
Whichever door you came through, the demo is the same half hour: a representative request from your world, decided by your rules, and a sealed record at the end.