iboss, a cloud security company trusted by government agencies and highly regulated enterprises, has introduced the AI Security Platform, a new offering designed to give organizations complete visibility into the AI tools being used across their workforce. The platform is available free of charge and aims to help security teams identify and understand AI usage within hours, without complex deployment or procurement cycles.
As AI adoption accelerates across industries, organizations are struggling to keep pace with unmanaged and unsanctioned AI usage. Employees frequently bypass approved enterprise tools and rely on personal accounts, exposing sensitive data such as internal communications, customer information, and proprietary code.
The situation is further complicated by AI agents operating across endpoints and servers. These agents can initiate outbound connections to enterprise systems, creating security blind spots that traditional tools are often unable to detect or control.
The AI Security Platform addresses these challenges by providing instant visibility into AI activity across organizations. According to iboss, organizations can sign up quickly, deploy the platform within an afternoon, and gain a complete AI usage footprint within hours.
The platform tracks prompts, sessions, users, and risk in real time across major AI tools including ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity. It also extends visibility to desktop AI applications such as Cursor, ensuring comprehensive coverage of both web and endpoint-based AI usage.
Every detected tool is automatically classified by risk and mapped to individual users, with full searchable logs of prompts and responses available for auditing and analysis.
Beyond visibility, iboss offers paid upgrade tiers that enable organizations to enforce AI governance policies. These include allow, block, or redirect controls across AI categories, along with service-level exceptions for granular management.
Additional controls include in-session user coaching, restrictions on copy-paste and file uploads, and enforcement of enterprise-only AI accounts to prevent data leakage through personal logins.
For AI agents, the platform introduces default-deny network policies with domain-level allow and block lists, giving security teams control over how autonomous systems interact with enterprise environments.
The platform is designed to scale from individual users to global enterprises. Organizations can deploy pre-configured installers across Windows and macOS environments using existing MDM systems, eliminating the need for professional services or complex onboarding.
It also supports compliance-heavy industries with features aligned to HIPAA, PCI, and FedRAMP standards, offering full audit trails, prompt capture, and searchable activity logs for regulatory requirements.
iboss positions the AI Security Platform as a unified solution for discovery, governance, and enforcement of AI usage across enterprises. By combining visibility with policy controls in a single system, organizations can reduce shadow AI risk, manage AI costs, and maintain compliance while continuing to adopt AI technologies.
The platform is now available with instant self-service signup and no sales interaction required.
The launch marks a shift toward making AI security visibility a baseline capability for modern enterprises, especially as AI becomes deeply embedded in daily business operations.
iboss is the AI control and visibility plane for the modern enterprise, giving organizations the power to discover every AI tool and agent running across their environment, govern how each one is used, and stop sensitive data from leaving through them. This AI security capability is delivered on the iboss Zero Trust Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) cloud platform, which consolidates VPN, Secure Web Gateway (SWG), SD-WAN, branch firewalls, Browser Isolation, and Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB) capabilities into a single cloud-based service, replacing legacy solutions to enhance security, reduce complexity, and lower costs. Utilizing Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), iboss grants users access only to the applications they need based on their identity, minimizing the risk of breaches and data loss. With a single-pane-of-glass management console, iboss empowers organizations to securely embrace AI, improve user experience, and support a distributed workforce in today's evolving digital landscape.
