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Know which models hold your data.

A team wires a new model endpoint into a workflow on a Tuesday. By Friday, material you have obligations over is being sent somewhere no one approved, under terms no one read. Model sovereignty starts with an honest inventory of what is actually in use — not what was requisitioned — and it only becomes governance when the unapproved exchange can be stopped rather than reported.

See

Every model actually in use

Discovery across both planes returns the real inventory — every assistant, endpoint, and model your teams are reaching, including the ones that never appeared in a procurement request.

Comprehend

In every direction, including AI to AI

What a person sends to a model, what the model returns, and what AI systems exchange with each other — agent to agent, tool call to tool call. That last direction is the one a governance layer sitting in front of a gateway never sees.

Neutralize

The unapproved exchange, stopped

Sanction a model or revoke it, and have the decision hold at the point of interaction — with enforcement scoped to autonomous activity so human workflows are left intact.

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In the console
AI usage view listing detected AI vendors as sanctioned or shadow, with a block action scoped to autonomous activity only.

Shadow AI, Sanctioned or Blocked

Vendor-by-vendor usage with sanction and revoke — and enforcement scoped to autonomous activity, leaving human workflows untouched.

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