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AI governance: controls that fire

How Wizard Cyber governs how your people use AI: controls on the Microsoft security you already own that notice sensitive data leaving, keep approved AI usable, and put AI activity in front of the SOC.

1:28 8 chapters

Transcript

0:00Nobody is watching

Most organisations have no record of what their people paste into AI, which services they use, or what happens to that data next.

0:09Policy is not control

An AI use policy tells people what not to do. This is the part that notices when they do it anyway, and decides whether to warn, block or simply record it.

0:21Blocking moves it

Blocking the obvious AI tool takes an afternoon. It also pushes the same behaviour onto a phone, a personal laptop, or the next service nobody has heard of.

0:32Where AI is used

AI use happens on the device, inside your own AI applications, and on the network. A control in one place cannot see the others.

0:43Your Microsoft stack

We build it on the Microsoft security you already own or can license, switched on properly, so approved AI stays usable rather than banned outright.

0:53In front of the SOC

AI activity lands in Microsoft Sentinel beside identity, endpoint and cloud signals, so a risky upload from a compromised device reads as one story.

1:05Evidence you can use

You get evidence a regulator, a client questionnaire or an HR process can actually use: who used which AI service, when, and with what data.

1:16Book a Demo

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