Keep sensitive data out of AI tools.

Secto finds secrets and regulated data in AI prompts and uploads, and stops it before it's sent.

See how it happens

Animation: an employee pastes a log containing an AWS secret key into ChatGPT. Secto replaces the key with [REDACTED] before the prompt is sent, and the answer still comes back.

How data reaches AI

Sensitive data leaks through everyday AI use.

  1. 01
    Personal accounts

    AI use extends beyond corporate accounts

    Employees paste work into free AI accounts outside your company's contracts.

  2. 02
    Prompt content

    Sensitive data travels with the prompt

    A log pasted in for debugging can hold a cloud key.

  3. 03
    Legacy DLP

    Legacy DLP was built for files and email

    A prompt is text typed into a web page, where network DLP has limited visibility.

  4. 04
    Before sending

    Secto catches it before it's sent

    Secto removes the sensitive part, and the rest of the prompt still goes through.

AI data protection

What Secto does.

Detects
Secrets and personal, financial and health data
The employee sees
The sensitive part removed, with a short notice
Your security team gets
The app, the data type and the user
Rollout
Monitor first, then redact or block

Talk to the Secto team.

See Secto in action, from the policy console to the employee’s browser.

Visit the Trust Center

Frequently asked questions

Something else?

Talk to a security engineer about your browsers, identity provider and rollout.

Talk to our team

  • AI apps used in the browser, including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Copilot.