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Built for the regulated enterprise.

Banks, hospitals, law firms, software companies, retailers, carriers and universities have the most to lose from an AI leak. AccuroAI finds the AI each department uses, redacts sensitive data before it reaches a model, and keeps the record your examiners, auditors and clients ask for.

  • 15 enterprises secured
  • 11× faster audit prep
  • Under 30 min to deploy

Seven industries, one platform.

Each page covers the data your teams handle, the AI they already use and the rules your examiners, auditors and clients cite.

  1. Financial Services

    Account numbers and card data redacted in the prompt, personal AI blocked while your licensed tool keeps working, and a record of who did what for the next exam.

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    What the page covers

    • Client files kept with the licensed AI tool, screenshots read with OCR
    • API keys and connection strings caught in quant and dev prompts
    • Policy changes under dual authorization

    Rules your examiners cite

    GLBAPCI DSSFINRASEC

  2. Healthcare

    Patient identifiers redacted inline, and scanned referrals and insurance cards read with OCR before they reach public AI, with the record your privacy office needs.

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    What the page covers

    • PHI uploads stopped, including scans and photos
    • Licensed AI open, personal AI closed
    • Alerts to the privacy and security team

    The rule your privacy office cites

    HIPAA

  3. Technology

    Secrets caught before they reach a model, every MCP server on every laptop scored for risk, and risky agent commands blocked with an immediate alert.

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    What the page covers

    • Coding agents, MCP servers and IDEs mapped per machine
    • Personal agents kept off company code
    • Models and pipelines found in your ML platforms
    • Audit logs your SIEM can use
  4. Legal

    Privileged documents and scanned exhibits kept off public AI, client identifiers redacted inline, and the firm’s licensed AI tool left working.

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    What the page covers

    • Personal AI accounts blocked
    • Every AI tool at the firm, found
    • A record of firm AI use for client audits

    Duties your clients ask about

    ABA Model Rule 1.6ABA Formal Opinion 512

  5. Retail

    Card data and customer PII redacted inline, company files kept with the licensed AI tool, and seasonal hires covered the day their device is enrolled.

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    What the page covers

    • Order screenshots checked with OCR
    • Every app in use, scored 0 to 100 for risk
    • Shopping assistants you build checked on every call

    Rules your assessor and privacy team cite

    PCI DSSGDPRCCPA

  6. Telecommunications

    Subscriber data redacted inline, personal AI accounts blocked, and risky MCP servers and destructive agent commands blocked on network ops machines, with an immediate alert.

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    What the page covers

    • Subscriber exports kept off public AI
    • AI agents on network ops machines mapped
    • Audit logs in your SIEM

    Rules your compliance team cites

    47 U.S.C. § 222FCC CPNI rules

  7. Higher Education

    Every AI tool and agent on university devices found, student and research data kept out of public models, and only the conversations that break policy recorded.

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    What the page covers

    • Licensed AI open, public AI closed
    • MCP servers on lab machines, scored for risk
    • Users from Okta, Microsoft Entra ID or Google Workspace

    The law your registrar cites

    FERPA

AccuroAI provides the controls and keeps the logs these rules ask about. No product makes an organization compliant on its own.

Start with what is already in use.

A 72-hour pilot maps the AI each department already uses before any policy is enforced. AccuroAI deploys through the MDM you already run, or without MDM for a pilot.

15 enterprises secured · 14M+ prompts inspected daily · Deployed in under 30 minutes · 72-hour pilot