ThreatLens Shadow AI Monitor Chrome extension security report

ThreatLens Shadow AI Monitor helps organizations detect direct use of public AI tools outside their governed AI environment. Employees are increasingly using generative AI services such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and other AI applications directly from the browser. When these tools are accessed outside an organization's approved AI gateway, security and compliance teams can lose visibility into where enterprise data is being shared. ThreatLens Shadow AI Monitor provides organizations with visibility into this Shadow AI activity. Key capabilities • Detects direct access to supported generative AI services from Chrome • Identifies AI usage that occurs outside the governed ThreatLens AI workspace and gateway • Provides visibility into potential Shadow AI activity • Helps security and compliance teams understand where employees are using external AI services • Supports enterprise AI governance and approved AI usage policies • Integrates with the ThreatLens AI Governance platform Why ThreatLens Shadow AI Monitor Blocking AI completely can push employees toward unapproved tools. ThreatLens helps organizations take a different approach: provide employees with governed AI access while giving security teams visibility into AI usage occurring outside approved channels. The Shadow AI Monitor complements the ThreatLens AI Governance platform, which provides policy-based AI access, sensitive-data protection, model routing and governance visibility. Designed for enterprise environments ThreatLens Shadow AI Monitor is intended for organizations using ThreatLens AI Governance and can be deployed as part of an enterprise-managed Chrome environment. Privacy and security ThreatLens is designed for enterprise security and governance. The extension uses browser permissions only for functionality required to identify configured AI services and support Shadow AI monitoring. Data handling is governed by the ThreatLens privacy policy and the organization's configuration. Learn more about ThreatLens at thethreatlens.com.