Discover the AI apps in use. Enforce your AI policy.

Secto discovers the AI apps employees open in the browser and redirects them from unsanctioned apps to your approved ones.

See how it happens

Animation: an employee opens DeepSeek, which the company has not approved. As the page opens, Secto redirects them to the company's approved ChatGPT workspace with a short notice.

How shadow AI spreads

AI adoption is outpacing governance.

  1. 01
    Self-service adoption

    Employees adopt AI apps without review

    An employee signs in with Google and starts uploading, with no security review.

  2. 02
    Inventory

    You can't govern apps you can't see

    Free plans often skip procurement, and network logs show only a domain.

  3. 03
    Binary controls

    Block-or-allow policies fall short

    Blocking leaves employees with no sanctioned alternative. Allowing everything spreads company data across apps nobody has vetted.

  4. 04
    Guided enforcement

    Secto enforces your AI policy in the browser

    You decide which apps are approved, and Secto allows, blocks or redirects the rest.

Shadow AI governance

What Secto does.

Detects
AI apps opened in the browser, and who uses them
The employee sees
A short notice, on the approved app
Your security team gets
An inventory of the AI apps in use
Rollout
Allow, block or redirect each app

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

  • Review each app in the console and mark it approved or not. The rules follow your decision.