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DATA LOSS PREVENATION FOR AI
The fastest way to leak customer data is now pasting it into a chat box.
Sensitive data doesn't need a breach to leave your business anymore — an employee pasting a customer list into a free AI tool, or an AI system logging outputs that contain personal data, can move information outside your control in seconds. We put controls around every point that can happen.
WHERE LEAKS HAPPEN
Three exposure points, three controls.
EXPOSURE POINT
WHAT GOES WRONG
CONTROL
Prompts
Who publishes and maintains the server, and how it's authenticated before your systems trust it.
An employee pastes customer, financial, or source-code data into a tool with no data agreement in place.
Outputs & logs
Output redaction and retention limits applied at the logging layer, not left to default vendor settings.
Who publishes and maintains the server, and how it's authenticated before your systems trust it.
Vendor training use
What data flows through the server, where it's processed, and whether that's acceptable under your data policies.
Who publishes and maintains the server, and how it's authenticated before your systems trust it.
WHY THIS NEEDS ITS OWN REVIEW
DPDP Act obligations don't pause for a chat window.
Personal data pasted into an AI tool is still personal data under India's DPDP Act, 2023 — the legal basis, purpose limitation, and retention obligations that apply to a database apply equally to a prompt. Most data-leak incidents we see aren't malicious; they're an employee trying to work faster without realising where the data actually goes.
This service pairs directly with Policy Guard's vendor privacy scorecard and our Regulation Monitoring service, so the controls we put in place stay aligned with current obligations as they evolve.