AI Data ProtectionSensitive data the model.
Your applications send prompts to AI providers all day, and answers come back the same way. RedactWall checks both and stops what should not move. Your developers change one setting, not their code.
What that looks like in practice
- A support agent pastes a customer file into an AI assistant → stopped before it reaches the model, and the attempt is on the record.
- The assistant repeats a member ID back in its answer → caught on the way back, before your staff see it.
- A developer points an internal application at a new AI provider → the same rules apply, with no code to rewrite.
- The evidence record is briefly unavailable → RedactWall refuses the request rather than letting it through with nothing on the record.
What you get
One setting per application
Point the application at RedactWall instead of the provider. There is nothing to install and no library to swap.
The answer is checked too
Most controls watch what staff send. This one also checks what the model says back, which is where account numbers reappear.
Every decision is evidence
Allowed, redacted, blocked or held: each one lands on a record your own team can check.
Where this fits with the other surfaces
This covers the applications you point at it. A staff member typing into a consumer AI tab is covered by Device & Browser Protection, and an agent’s tool calls by AI Agent Security. See where this stands today →
Start with one application
Pick the one whose AI traffic matters most, change its single setting, and watch the decisions arrive.