A figure in a dark suit holding a single page: the reasoning plane and the acting plane, held apart.

Shadow AI Snapshot

Find out what your team is feeding AI

A structured 60 to 75 minute session that tracks and maps your regulated data, records that laws protect, and all software that writes code and text from a single prompt. See it, and more, before you write another line of company policy.

The problem

Hidden by default

Your team adopted AI faster than anyone approved it. People paste contracts, patient notes, and customer records into chat tools to move quicker. Most of it never touches a system you control, and none of it shows up in an audit.

This is shadow AI: employees using AI tools that leadership never sanctioned. You cannot govern what you cannot see. A policy written without that view governs a guess.

The Snapshot

One session, one clear picture

A short, structured session that turns a blind spot into a ranked list you can act on.

What it is

A guided review of where regulated data meets AI across your team, run live with you in the room.

Why it matters

One exposed prompt can move protected data outside your control in seconds. You need the map before the rules.

What you do

You leave with a client facing Snapshot report: the exposures, ranked, and the first three moves to make.

How we hold your data

The part that reasons never acts

You are handing findings about regulated data to a security firm. So the discipline we sell, we run on ourselves.

Our system splits in two. One half reasons about your data and drafts the report, and it holds no key to send, publish, or export anything. The other half can act, and a human approves every word before you ever see it.

The half that studied your data was never able to move it. That is not a promise you take on faith. It is the architecture.

Before you write an AI policy, find out what regulated data your people already put into AI.

The offer

What you get

A 60 to 75 minute working session, a client facing Snapshot report, a ranked list of exposures, and the first three priorities to close them.

USD 379

One Snapshot. Four sessions a week, so each one gets full attention.

Next step

Book your Snapshot

If your team uses AI without a clear view of what goes in, this is the fastest way to get one.