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Turn shadow AI into governed AI

Your employees are using AI tools you can't see. SalienceCyber.ai surfaces unsanctioned AI use and governs it at the point of interaction — visibility and enforcement in one product.

What your stack already sees
  • A vendor domain, and a TLS connection to it.
  • A category in a proxy log.
  • That someone opened an assistant.
What it does not
  • What was actually asked, and what came back.
  • Whether an agent acted on the answer, or a person did.
  • Which of those sessions touched something that matters.
  • Whether a revoke you issued still holds at the point of use.
  1. See

    Surface unsanctioned use

    Discover the AI tools and GenAI sessions employees use that your security stack can't see — across the browser plane and the system plane.

  2. Comprehend

    Read the session, not just the vendor

    Knowing which assistant someone opened is inventory. The CognitionAI Engine reads what was actually exchanged inside it — what a person asked, what came back, and what agents said to each other — so ordinary use separates from the session putting scoped data somewhere it should not go.

  3. Neutralize

    Governed, not blocked

    Sanction a tool or revoke it and have the decision hold at the point of interaction, with enforcement scoped to autonomous activity — so the productivity that drove adoption survives the governance.

Fig. 1
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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