Discover, govern, and secure every AI tool your company uses.
Gain full visibility into every AI tool in use, enforce policy on employees, teams, and organization, and catch sensitive data before it's sent. All without a single message leaving the device.
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It's the AI era. Security hasn't caught up.
Employees use AI tools you've never approved, moving sensitive content unchecked. Policy exists on paper, not on the device. None of it shows up in your current stack.
You can't govern what you can't see
Employees are already using AI tools you've never approved and have no inventory of. By the time one shows up in a security review, it's been in daily use for months.
DLP wasn't built for AI
Email- and endpoint-era tools miss the chat surfaces where the leaking actually happens.
Written policy isn't enforced policy
A rule in a document doesn't stop a paste into an unapproved tool. Without enforcement on the device itself, AI policy is a suggestion, not a control.
The EU AI Act isn't optional after August 2026
Article 4 requires proof of staff AI literacy: training, a usage policy, and real oversight of how AI gets used. A policy nobody enforces won't satisfy a regulator.
Say yes to AI. Contain the risk.
Organizations block AI over leakage risk. Employees work around heavy, complicated policy. Either way you lose speed, trust, or both. Alesia removes the trade-off: safe adoption for the organization, in-flow protection for the employee.
One console. Every feature.
FAQs
No. All detection runs locally on the device. Message content is never transmitted to any server. Only metadata about an event (category, severity, and the employee's decision) is shared with the organization.
Yes. The default is a clear, fast warning the employee can choose to override. Hard blocks are reserved for unambiguous cases such as live credentials.
No. Alesia acts at the single moment of a potential leak. It is not a keylogger, an activity tracker, or a productivity monitor, and it does not inspect non-AI activity.
No. On the vast majority of normal activity employees notice nothing. Friction appears only when something genuinely looks risky.
Mostly. Alesia is built for everyday mistakes, which drive the overwhelming majority of real-world leakage. Paired with standard device controls, like blocking unapproved app installs, it also closes off the obvious insider workarounds.
Yes. Detection isn't limited to a pre-approved list. Alesia flags AI tool usage across browser, IDE, and command line as it happens, including tools your organization has never seen before, so shadow AI shows up in the console instead of staying invisible.
Bring every AI tool your company uses under one policy.
Talk to our team. We'll scope a rollout for your organization, without compromising the privacy boundary.