Solution · AI Security

Secure AI Adoption

Adopt AI without uncontrolled risk: identity, authorization, data classification, agent permissions and human oversight, governed the way real enterprise risk gets governed.

The problem

"I need to govern AI adoption and AI agents safely." AI adoption is moving faster than most organizations' governance can keep up with, often with employees adopting tools informally before any policy exists (Shadow AI).

Who this is for

Organizations rolling out AI tools or building AI agents into their products, who need governance and controls in place before adoption outpaces oversight, not after.

Outcomes & deliverables

  • A map of where AI is already in use across your organization, including unsanctioned tools
  • Governance policy covering data classification, model boundaries and human approval
  • Agent-specific controls: permissions, logging, and escalation for autonomous actions
  • A readiness position against ISO 42001 and the EU AI Act

How we approach it

Discover

Map current AI use, including Shadow AI, across the organization.

Govern

Policy, data classification and model-boundary controls established.

Monitor

Ongoing oversight of agent permissions, logging and human approval points.

Delivered through

Delivered through our AI Security & Governance capability family, and connects directly to ISO 42001 and the EU AI Act on the Compliance side.

Industries & use cases

Technology / SaaSFinancial ServicesInsurance

Proof

TRUST, AT SCALE

50 active enterprise clients, 100+ SMB clients, and 1,000+ assessments delivered per year: this isn't our first engagement like yours.

Expert reviewer

Asaf Levy
Asaf Levy
Co-Founder, Cybecs · Co-Founder, RedRok · CISO & Technology · Former CISO, El Al Airlines (2020 to 2024)

FAQ

We don't have a formal AI policy yet. Where do we start?
With discovery: mapping what's already in use, including tools employees have adopted without approval, before writing policy in a vacuum.
Does this cover AI agents specifically, not just chatbots?
Yes. Agent permissions, logging and human-approval checkpoints are a core part of this engagement, not an afterthought.