Reduce AI Data Exposure
Cut AI and human data exposure to the absolute minimum
Minimize AI Data Risk with Precision
Cut AI and human data exposure to the absolute minimum
Most enterprise data sits dormant while creating massive attack surfaces for both humans and AI. Ray Security enables to:
Reduce data exposure to the minimum by applying enhanced protection to data that will be used while making unused data immune to attacks, by humans and AI alike.
Focus security resources on data that is actually used, enabling faster response times and broader protection coverage across your entire data estate.
Apply protection to ALL data by default, including unclassified information, ensuring comprehensive security without manual classification overhead. This is particularly important as AI tools frequently access unclassified data.
Monitor and control what information AI tools can retrieve, process, or relay, ensuring that data accessed by LLMs and agents stays within the boundaries your policies define. Prevent sensitive data from being exposed through AI interactions.
Gain full visibility into which data AI systems (LLMs, copilots, and agentic tools) are accessing data across your organization. Enforce access boundaries, maintain data lineage across AI interactions, and prevent AI from surfacing data it should not reach.
Identify unsanctioned AI tools and agents operating in your environment, inside and outside your network perimeter. Understand what data they are accessing, assess the risk they introduce, and remediate unauthorized access before they become a liability.
See who accessed what and how. Investigate incidents with verifiable evidence. Meet regulatory audit requirements (SEC, HIPAA, GDPR, and more). Detect suspicious access early and respond confidently to customer and partner requests.
Control data accessed by LLMs like Copilot. Prevent AI from revealing sensitive information. Maintain data lineage across all AI interactions.
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