Govern Every Prompt, Model, and Agent From One Control Point

Your teams are already running AI on regulated data — often through tools security never approved. OptScale AI gives you one place to discover that usage, redact sensitive data before it leaves your perimeter, log every interaction, and enforce policy. Governance that channels AI, instead of banning it.

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Why this is hard

You Can't Govern What You Can't See

Banning AI doesn't remove the risk — it moves it off your logs and onto personal accounts. The teams that stay in control get visibility first, then govern from a single point.

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Shadow AI everywhere

Staff and apps call whichever model is easiest, through providers no one reviewed. Security has no inventory of what's in use.

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Sensitive data walking out

PII, source code, and customer records get pasted into public models. Traditional DLP rarely sees a prompt, so it never fires.

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No trail when audit asks

When a regulator or examiner asks what your AI did with which data, there's no defensible, per-interaction record to hand over.

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Agents reaching too far

Autonomous agents inherit permissions and quietly connect to MCP servers and vector stores no one signed off on.

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Policy on paper only

An acceptable-use policy nobody can enforce at runtime isn't a control. Rules need to apply to every call, automatically.

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Tools that don't talk

CASB, DSPM, and identity tooling each see a fragment. None of them give you one governed view of AI traffic.

The approach

Govern at the Choke Point

Route every prompt, model call, and agent through one gateway. The moment AI traffic passes a single governed point, shadow usage becomes visible, sensitive data gets caught, and every interaction lands on the record.

Ungoverned today
Unapproved SaaS & models
Prompts with PII & code
Agents & MCP connections
No shared audit record
One control point
OptScale AI Gateway
Discover · redact · log · enforce · govern agents
Governed
Every model in usediscovered
PII & secretsredacted
Approved models onlyallowed
Every interactionlogged

The controls

Everything Security and Compliance Need in One Place

Six governance controls, applied to every model and agent from the same gateway — so coverage doesn't depend on which team, tool, or provider is involved.

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Shadow-AI discovery

See every model, provider, and prompt in use across the org. Turn unknown AI traffic into a live inventory you can act on, instead of a periodic audit that's stale the day it ships.

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DLP & PII detection

Sensitive data is redacted before it ever leaves your perimeter. Detection built for prompts, not files, so account numbers, secrets, and personal data don't reach an external model.

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100% audit-logged traffic

Every prompt, model, version, and response, on the record. A tamper-evident trail you build before the auditor asks, not after — reproducible for any interaction.

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Policy enforcement at the gateway

Approved-models-only, deny-by-default, per-team and per-workflow rules. Your policy applies to every call automatically, rather than living in a document no runtime reads.

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Agent governance

OptScale AI doesn't run your agents — it governs them. Block unauthorized MCP servers and vector stores, set cost, time, and recursion limits, and catch loops and drift live.

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Deploy inside your perimeter

SaaS or on-premises, on an open-source core. Keep sensitive prompts inside your network and route only approved traffic outward — with no vendor lock-in on the control layer.

Audit-ready by default

Map governed AI traffic to the framework you already report against, and produce evidence on demand instead of reconstructing it under pressure. The controls are the same whether it's your thousandth query or your first.

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EU AI Act

NIST AI RMF

ISO/IEC 42001

SOC 2

GDPR

HIPAA

Bring your AI usage under policy this quarter

See OptScale AI discover shadow AI, redact sensitive data, log every interaction, and enforce your policy — on your own traffic, SaaS or on-prem.