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AI Everywhere: See and Control the Risk with Adaptive AI Governance, September 23

AI Governance & Data Protection

Govern AI without slowing adoption.

See how employees use AI, prevent sensitive data exposure, and apply context-aware policies across browsers, desktop apps, and developer workflows.

Discover and block shadow AI

Uncover the AI tools, accounts, prompts, files, and code employees use.

AI Governance

Enforce safe usage with training

Turn AI usage policies into real-time coaching for each employee based on tools and actions taken.

Training

Protect sensitive data

Intervene before company, customer, or proprietary data is shared with unapproved AI.

Data protection
Perplexity
Bose
PayPal
Figma
Ramp
MLB
Xerox
Perplexity
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PayPal
Figma
Ramp
MLB
Xerox

81%

Of companies lack full visibility into personal AI use and data exfiltration.

Cisco 2025 AI Readiness Index

43%

Of security incidents now involve employees using shadow AI.

IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2026

73%

Of security leaders have DLP, but only 29% say it is broadly deployed.

Adaptive survey, Aug 2026

You can’t govern what you can’t see.

Employees adopt new AI tools faster than most organizations can evaluate them. Adaptive AI Governance gives security teams the visibility and context to support productive AI use while protecting company and customer data.

See how AI is being used.

Adaptive AI Governance builds a clear view of AI activity across your organization.

  • Sanctioned and unsanctioned AI tools
  • Company and personal accounts
  • Prompts, file uploads, and source code
  • Activity across browser, desktop, and developer workflows

Frequently Asked Questions.

Shadow AI is the use of AI tools, accounts, or workflows that an organization has not approved or cannot properly see and govern.
No, a risk-based approach allows productive AI use while applying stronger guardrails when employees share sensitive data, use unapproved accounts, or take other high-risk actions.
Yes, Adaptive is designed to identify personal-account usage when it creates visibility, policy, or data-governance risk.
Exposure can result from sensitive prompts, document uploads, source code, customer data, regulated information, or tool usage outside ones approved.
Employees receive relevant guidance tied to their behavior or any policy risk they encounter when using AI, making the training more immediate, actionable, and relevant to their specific use case.

Enable AI productivity without losing control of company data.

See how Adaptive helps your organization discover AI use, prevent data exposure, enforce policies, and guide employees toward safer behavior.

Human and agent security for the AI era.