How browser-based AI tools amplify existing data exposure risks
Employees increasingly rely on browser-based AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, and Claude to accelerate daily work. Without Browser DLP enforcement, routine browser actions like copy/paste or file upload can expose:
- Personally identifiable information (PII)
- Financial and payment data
- Regulated identifiers and records
- Source code and IP
- Confidential internal documents
- Microsoft Information Protection (MIP)–labeled files
Real-time protection for AI prompts & file uploads
Automatically detect and block sensitive content entered through the browser, including user prompts, copy/paste actions, and file uploads to AI chat interfaces and web-based LLM tools. Enforcement happens instantly at the endpoint, without browser extensions, inline proxies, or network-based filtering.
Cross-platform endpoint enforcement
Apply consistent Browser DLP policies across Windows, macOS, and Linux devices. All inspection and enforcement occurs locally on the endpoint, ensuring stable coverage across browsers, SaaS platforms, and AI tools regardless of user location or network conditions.
Broad detection across sensitive data and file types
Identify regulated and sensitive data accessed through browsers, including PII, PCI data, national identifiers, healthcare records, source code formats, and MIP-labeled content. Inspect Office documents, PDFs, archives, CAD files, graphics, and password-protected formats before they are submitted through browsers to AI services.
