Solution · Shadow AI

Find the AI your employees already use.

Every unsanctioned copilot, chatbot, extension, and MCP server — surfaced, risk-scored, and brought under policy without slowing anyone down.

Argus · Shadow AI census
Scanning
ChatGPT · personal accounts412 users · 9,120 paste events last 30 daysunsanctioned
Unknown MCP server · crm-helperReads customer records · no registered ownerno owner
Code copilot · browser extensionSource access across 38 private reposdata risk
Notion AI · workspace connectorApproved with redaction guardrails enabledsanctioned
247 SURFACED
247 AI touchpoints discovered · 41 new this weekzero agents deployed ✓

You can't govern what you can't see.

Shadow AI isn't a discipline problem — it's a visibility problem. Three ways it gets ahead of security:

Adoption outruns approval

New AI tools show up in days; security review takes quarters. The gap between the two is where data leaks.

Prompts are the new exfil path

Source code, deal terms, and PII pasted into personal AI accounts leave no file trail for legacy DLP to catch.

Integrations no one owns

MCP servers, plugins, and extensions touch production data without an owner, a review, or an off switch.

How PrismSek solves it

From shadow to sanctioned in three moves.

01

Build the census

Agentless discovery maps every AI app, account, extension, and MCP server touching company data — including the ones nobody registered.

Data Discovery →
02

See what flows in

Every prompt and context window classified in-line, so you know exactly which tools see restricted data — and which just draft emails.

MCP & AI Data Protection →
03

Guardrails, not bans

Per-tool policy — allow, redact, or block by data class. Teams keep the tools they love; restricted data stays home.

Data Loss Prevention →

Sanction the AI your teams love — safely.

A census in the first week, guardrails in the first month — without a single endpoint agent.