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The selected rules allow the tool. Your usual rules about company data still apply.
Start with suggested rules for your industry. See which types of AI tools to allow, which need extra limits, and which to block. Use these rules to review the tools found in your network records.
The same tool can have different rules in a school, a law firm or a design team. Choose the rules that match your work.
The selected rules allow the tool. Your usual rules about company data still apply.
Use the tool with extra limits. That may mean an approved work account or rules about what staff can share.
The selected rules recommend restricting the tool. Your IT team reviews the finding and decides what to change.
We use the tool's purpose, risk details and the provider's data-use terms to suggest an action. Your team can use this as a starting point for its own choices.
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These counts cover our whole AI-tool list. They are not findings from your network. The rules below group tools by what they do; a tool's own risk details can lead to a stricter action.
Start with a free check, then use these rules to decide what needs attention. A full report shows all the AI tools found.
They are suggested actions for AI tools: allow, allow with controls, or block. Choose your industry to see a starting set of rules for the kind of work you do. Your team makes the final decision.
We look at what the tool does, its known risks, and what the provider says about using customer content to train its AI. The rules also take account of risks linked to where data is handled and tools made for harmful uses.
Run a check on your network records, then use the industry rules to review the AI tools found. The free preview shows some findings; a full report includes every matched tool.
No. This page explains suggested rules. Your IT team needs to review them and apply any changes in your own security tools.
Start with Other businesses. Contact us if you need help choosing rules for your work.
