Secure AI

Every AI interaction traverses the browser. Employees use GenAI tools, connect AI apps to corporate accounts, and run agentic workflows, often outside security oversight. Push gives security teams the visibility to see what AI is doing across their environment and the controls to intervene before sensitive data leaves or access gets abused.

  • Discover every AI tool and agent active across your workforce
  • Detect sensitive data being submitted to AI apps
  • Enforce AI policy directly in the browser
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The browser is where AI lives.

Security teams lose visibility when work happens on devices they don’t control. But the risk doesn’t change. Users still log into SaaS apps through a browser, and attackers still target those sess AI activity doesn't happen at the network layer or the endpoint. It happens in the browser, where employees interact with AI tools, where agents execute tasks, and where sensitive data gets submitted to external services. That makes the browser the only place where you can see the full picture of AI usage across your environment. Push captures live telemetry from inside the browser session, identifying every AI-native and AI-enhanced application in use. That visibility covers sanctioned tools, shadow AI, and agentic workflows running in browser-based apps.ions. Push operates at that layer, enabling teams to monitor authentication activity, detect threats as they unfold, and respond in real time, regardless of device ownership.

Prevent sensitive data from reaching the wrong AI tools

Employees paste credentials, customer data, and internal documents into AI tools without realizing the risk. Push detects sensitive data interactions in the browser in real time, including file uploads, clipboard activity, and form submissions to unsanctioned or high-risk AI applications. Controls can be applied to warn users, require policy acknowledgment, or block the interaction entirely.

Discover every AI tool users touch

Most organisations are using far more AI than they've approved. Push identifies every AI-native and AI-enhanced application accessed across the workforce, which corporate identities are connected, and what new tools appear in the environment. Applications are categorized by risk and policy status so security teams can prioritize exposure before it becomes an incident.

Govern agentic AI permissions and activity

AI agents operating in the browser can access applications, execute actions, and handle data on behalf of users, often with permissions that were never explicitly reviewed. Push surfaces agentic permissions and data flows so security teams can see what agents are doing, where they have access, and apply controls before that access is exploited or abused.

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