Control How Your Enterprise Uses AI

How many AI tools are your employees using right now?

Do you know which ones are sending data outside of your network? And if someone pasted customer records into ChatGPT this morning, would you know about it? For most security teams, the honest answer to all three of these is no.

Cato AI security gives you the visibility and control to change that. Let me show you what that looks like.

This is shadow AI in Cato AI security.

Every AI application active in the environment automatically discovered and risk rated.

Perplexity, Microsoft Copilot, Cloud, all high risk, all already being intercepted via AI Proxy. That means Cato isn’t just seeing the connection, it’s inspecting what’s inside the prompt and the response.

ChatGPT for business is low risk because it’s sanctioned. This is a living inventory that updates continuously, not a one time scan.

Now let’s look at what these tools are actually being used for. In session explorer, every session is logged with application, topic, user’s intent and any violations that were triggered.

There are some sessions on claud and perplexity that are flagged, blocked PII on major AI apps, Personal data in the prompt caught in transit.

The grok session right above it is clean, same environment, different behavior, both visible. This is the audit trail that compliance teams have been asking for. For most organizations, it’s the first time security has ever had this level of detail on AI usage. And here’s why governance actually happens.

One rule block PII on major AI apps run through the network proxy across any source covering every application in the environment.

The action drop down is worth a look. You’ve got block, monitor, anonymize, unblock, and anonymize and monitor. That last option is the one that changes the conversation. The session continues, the sensitive data gets masked before it reaches the model, and security gets the full log. You’re not telling employees they can’t use AI, you’re making sure the data stays where it’s supposed to.

Governing AI usage isn’t about blocking tools, it’s about having the visibility to understand what’s happening, the context to make informed policy decisions, and the controls to enforce them consistently across every user and every application.

That’s what Cato AI Security delivers. To learn more or request a demo, visit catonetworks.com.