Inline inspection catches customer records, call detail, location data and payment information in prompts and files before transmission, and redacts rather than blocks: care teams keep their AI, compliance keeps its boundary.
Autonomous agents in network operations and customer care carry per-agent workload identity. Tool calls are inspected at under 38ms p99, held for approval where policy demands it, and preserved for replay.
Enforcement decisions map automatically to 8 compliance frameworks and stream to your SIEM, so FCC inquiries, audits and board questions draw from a continuously maintained record rather than a scramble.
Customer proprietary network information (call records, location, service details) falls squarely inside what the classifiers inspect for. Policies can treat CPNI-bearing prompts more strictly than general customer PII.
Inspection runs at under 38ms p99, below the threshold anyone notices on a call. Redaction-first policy means the AI keeps working; it just never sees the raw subscriber record.
Yes. Agents get per-agent identity, scoped tool access, inline inspection of tool calls, and approval gates for actions that touch live infrastructure.
Deployment takes under 30 minutes, and a 72-hour pilot maps the AI already in use across your workforce before any enforcement is turned on.