AI Data
Access Governance
Control what AI sees and secure it with confidence
AI-Powered Access Control Governance
Control what AI sees and secure it with confidence
AI tools like Copilot can access vast amounts of enterprise data, creating new risks for sensitive information exposure. Ray Security’s predictive data security platform enables to:
Precisely control which data AI tools can access based on sensitivity, user context, and business need, preventing unauthorized AI interactions.
Govern how agentic AI systems access and interact with enterprise data, ensuring autonomous operations remain within security boundaries.
Block sensitive content from being accessed or revealed in AI output.
Protect data as it moves with unmatched visibility while extending the timeline to not only the past, but also the future. Ensure access justification, privacy, and confidentiality, and prevent unauthorized, uncontrolled, and unaudited data use.
Prioritize and reduce blast radius: cut data exposure by 90% with predictive protection. Focus on critical data for faster, broader, and more precise security (secure-by-default), even for partially unclassified data.
Comply with regulation and ensure least privilege access to data. Map who can access data versus who actually does. Remove unused or excessive rights to improve security. Enforce Just Enough Access (JEA).
Even in an area of cybersecurity as essential as data protection, the stakes continue to climb higher in 2025. The pressures have mounted both from the intensification of data theft and extortion attacks as well as from the surging adoption of GenAI-powered tools and LLMs, which have drastically heightened the risk of sensitive data being improperly accessed.
Less Is More: The Power of Just Enough Access (JEA) When Sarah moved from the finance team to marketing three years ago, no one thought to revoke her access to the company’s financial database. She was a trusted employee and it didn’t feel urgent. Last month, Sarah’s credentials were compromised in a phishing attack. […]
Evolving technology and advanced attackers have created new data security concerns for enterprises. There’s more data available than ever, particularly thanks to artificial intelligence (AI) and more interconnected devices. And attackers have noticed.
