Where Security Teams Put Governed AI Under Policy

Your teams are already running AI on regulated data — often through tools no one reviewed. Here's how security and compliance use OptScale AI to discover that usage, redact sensitive data, log every interaction, and enforce policy — without banning the tools people rely on.

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Up to 60%
Lower AI spend, workload-dependent
<10ms
Routing overhead
100%
Of gateway traffic traced
On-prem
Or cloud-hosted, your terms
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Use case 01

Shadow-AI Discovery

Teams and apps across the org call whichever model is easiest — through providers and accounts security never reviewed. There's no inventory of what's actually in use.

RiskYou can't govern, or report on, AI you can't see; unknown providers quietly process regulated data on your behalf.
GovernedEvery model, provider, and prompt routed through the gateway is surfaced as a live inventory — who's using what, where, and how much.
OutcomeShadow AI becomes an observed, measurable surface you can act on — not a periodic audit that's stale the day it ships.
AI traffic · discovered
Unapproved SaaS & modelsdiscovered
Provider · team · volumemapped
Consumer chatbot accountsflagged
Full usage inventorylogged
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Use case 02

Data Loss Prevention

Staff paste PII, source code, and customer records into public models inside ordinary prompts — the single most common way sensitive data leaves the building.

RiskFile-based DLP rarely sees a prompt, so it never fires; sensitive fields reach an external model before anyone notices.
GovernedDetection built for prompts redacts PII, secrets, and regulated fields before anything leaves your perimeter, with deny-by-default access to approved models only.
OutcomeProductivity stays, exposure doesn't — sensitive data never leaves, and every block is on the record.
Prompt · field filtering
Question + task contextallowed
PII · secrets · source coderedacted
Interaction recordlogged
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Use case 03

Audit-Ready Logging

Compliance needs to show what AI did, with which data, by which model — for any interaction, going back months, whenever a regulator or examiner asks.

RiskWithout a per-interaction record, evidence gets reconstructed under pressure — or simply doesn't exist when it's needed.
GovernedEvery prompt, model, version, and response written to a tamper-evident trail, mapped to the framework you report against — EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001, SOC 2.
OutcomeReproducible evidence on demand — the same record whether it's your first query or your millionth.
Interaction · audit trail
Inputs + data sourceslogged
Model + version + promptlogged
Tamper-evident recordretained
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Use case 04

Policy Enforcement

Your acceptable-use policy exists on paper, but nothing checks it at the moment a prompt is sent. Enforcement depends on people remembering the rules.

RiskA policy no runtime reads doesn't stop a single call; the gap between what's written and what's enforced is where incidents happen.
GovernedApproved-models-only, deny-by-default, and per-team and per-workflow rules applied to every call at the gateway — automatically.
OutcomeYour policy becomes a control that executes on every request, not a document nobody reads.
Model request · policy
Approved model + roleallowed
Unapproved modelblocked
Decision + rule appliedlogged
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Use case 05

Agent Governance

Teams build and run agents — LangChain, CrewAI, or custom — that act on their own across your systems, tools, and data stores.

RiskAgents drift off-task, burn budget, loop, or connect to MCP servers and vector stores no one approved.
GovernedOptScale AI doesn't run your agents — it governs them: register each one, set cost, time, and recursion limits, detect loops and drift live, and block unauthorized MCP servers and vector stores.
OutcomeAutonomy you can trust to stay in bounds — no runaway spend, no unapproved data. See AI Agent Control for the full detail.
Registered agent · live controls
Cost / time / recursion capsenforced
Loop & drift detectionalerting
Unauthorized MCP / vector storeblocked
Every action + accesslogged
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Use case 06

On-Prem & Sovereign Deployment

Regulated and sovereignty-conscious orgs need AI governance without shipping sensitive prompts to someone else's cloud — and without adopting a control layer they can't inspect.

RiskA closed control plane becomes its own dependency and data-residency question — the thing meant to reduce risk adds some.
GovernedDeploy SaaS or fully on-premises on an open-source core; keep sensitive prompts inside your network and route only approved traffic outward.
OutcomeGovernance that fits your data-residency and sovereignty requirements — with no lock-in on the control plane itself.
Deployment · your perimeter
Sensitive prompts in-networkkept
Approved traffic outboundallowed
Open-source coreno lock-in

Bring your AI usage under policy this quarter

See how OptScale AI discovers shadow AI, redacts sensitive data, logs every interaction, and enforces your policy — on your own traffic, SaaS or on-prem.