Let people use AI without handing it your data.
AI tools sit on reputable domains behind ordinary encrypted traffic, so a gateway or a network DLP sees nothing unusual when someone pastes a contract into a chatbot. Enforce makes the decision inside the browser.
Talk to salesThe scenario
An analyst wants a quick summary of a client spreadsheet. They open a public AI tool in a personal account and attach the file. The upload completes over HTTPS to a well known domain. Nothing in the network logs looks wrong, and the file now sits outside your control.
How Enforce handles it
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The AI site is allowed for chat, so the analyst keeps working.
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The upload to that AI site is blocked by policy, and the block page tells them why.
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If the tool is one you have vetted, it sits on the approved list and works as normal.
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The event is recorded against the named user and device, and shows up in the AI sites view.

Controls involved
Context
67% of users reach AI services through non-corporate accounts on corporate devices.
Source: Verizon 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report
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We start in watch mode on a group you choose and show you what Enforce would have blocked before anything is switched on.
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