Capabilities · AI Governance

Govern what your AI actually does

See every user, prompt, app, agent and data flow. Understand the risk. Control what happens next.

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Where AI shows up

AI touches your business in four places

Every AI initiative comes down to the same four surfaces. Govern all four, and you've covered how AI actually shows up, not just the tools everyone's already talking about.

Users

Every AI app your people reach for, sanctioned or not, with visibility down to the individual account.

Self-hosted models

Models you've built or fine-tuned yourself, where no public vendor is hardening it for you.

Agents

AI agents acting on your behalf, and the tools and servers they connect to.

Data

What feeds every prompt, model and agent, discovered and classified before it's exposed.

The problem

Security was built for humans. AI doesn't work like one

Cybersecurity has always centred on three questions: who has access, are systems hardened, and are threats detected. That was enough when a person sat behind every action. AI tools, and increasingly AI agents, now take actions of their own, deciding what to open, what to send, and where, often faster than anyone is watching.

The old way

Control the door

Security stops at who's allowed to log in
Visibility ends at the edge of the network
Reviews happen periodically, not continuously
No record of what an AI tool actually did with your data
The new way

Govern the action

Control follows the data into and out of every AI tool
Visibility covers sanctioned and unsanctioned AI use alike
Policy is enforced continuously, not reviewed after the fact
Every interaction is logged and auditable, on request

Security teams are already telling researchers this shift is underway: in one 2026 McKinsey survey of cybersecurity buyers, roughly three-quarters were seeking better protection against AI input manipulation, and close to a third said they weren't confident their current vendors could deliver it.

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roughly three-quarters of cybersecurity buyers were seeking better protection against AI input manipulation
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close to a third weren't confident their current vendors could deliver it
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surfaces to govern: users, self-hosted models, agents and data

Source: McKinsey survey of cybersecurity buyers, 2026.

How we can help

How we can help

Powered by Netskope's Skylight, AI controls are deployed as part of the platform you already run, not a separate console.

AI Command Center

Every user, app, agent, model and AI interaction inventoried continuously, feeding one picture instead of disconnected tools.

GenAI App Security

Data loss prevention purpose-built for prompts, uploads and generated output, not retrofitted from web filtering.

Agent Action Control

Classifies what an agent is about to do by risk, and blocks the action, such as deleting a repository, before it executes.

Agentic Broker

Assesses the risk of the tools and servers an agent connects to before it's allowed to trust them.

AI Gateway & Guardrails

Authenticates and rate-limits every call to a self-hosted model, with guardrails moderating prompts as volume scales.

AI Red Teaming

Automated adversarial testing runs malicious prompts against your models to find the gap before someone else does.

Where it matters most

The same problem, a different face in every sector

AI governance looks different depending on what you're protecting.

Government
Staff use of public AI tools
Financial Services
AI-powered impersonation
Utilities & Critical Infrastructure
AI-directed targeting of control systems
Tele­communications
AI-driven account takeover
Healthcare
AI chatbots and patient data
Manufacturing & Mining
AI-connected sensors widening the attack surface
Retail
AI-written scams at scale

Our Credentials

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