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NEWEndpoint AI Governance

Your AI risk didn’t stay in a browser tab.

Securing the AI blind spot, from desktop apps and IDEs to local agents. Visibility and control over AI running on the device, not just the browser.

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1,400+ AI tool catalog · 40+ data classifiers · Deployed in under 30 minutes
The blind spot

When your visibility ends at the browser, so does your governance.

AI happens on the device, not just in a tab. Secure the native apps, IDEs, and local agents that traditional DLP structurally can't see.

Desktops
Claude Desktop. ChatGPT for Mac. Native AI apps that never open a browser tab, and never appear in browser DLP.
IDEs
Copilot and Cursor live inside the developer environment, reading and rewriting your codebase where web proxies have zero visibility.
Agents
Local agents execute tasks with no browser, no proxy, no network chokepoint to inspect. They act first; you find out later.

Every one of them can touch sensitive data. None of them show up in browser DLP.

See the gap

Flip the switch. Watch the blind spots light up.

The same employee machine, seen two ways. Toggle between what browser-based DLP can inspect and what Endpoint AI Governance governs on-device.

1 of 6 surfaces visible
One employee workstation
ChatGPT in the browserBrowserVisible
Claude DesktopDesktop appBlind spot
ChatGPT for MacDesktop appBlind spot
CursorIDEBlind spot
Copilot extensionIDE extensionBlind spot
llm-runnerLocal agentBlind spot
Everything outside the browser tab runs with no inspection, no policy, no audit trail.
Endpoint AI Governance

One platform. The whole device.

Endpoint AI Governance extends Discover · Protect · Govern to the endpoint: the same policies, the same console, and the same sub-38ms (p99) inline inspection, now covering the desktop apps, IDEs, and local agents that browser DLP structurally can't see.

One deployment, one console, and no parallel agent stack to run.

Capabilities

What Endpoint AI Governance sees that browser DLP can’t

Close the gap on local AI security with complete governance over desktops, IDEs, and autonomous agents.

Local application discovery
Full inventory of desktop applications on employee machines, including AI-enabled software that never opens a browser. If it's installed, you know about it. Before it becomes a finding.
Desktop AI app protection
Native DLP coverage for desktop AI chat apps: Claude Desktop, ChatGPT desktop, and the next one your employees install tomorrow. Sensitive data is monitored at the moment of use, browser or not.
IDE and extension monitoring
Copilot, Cursor, and coding assistants live where browser DLP has zero visibility: inside the developer environment. Endpoint AI Governance puts detection and guardrails directly in the IDE, without slowing your engineers down.
On-device AI agent governance
Local agents don't ask permission. Endpoint AI Governance discovers them, monitors them in real time, and enforces policy the moment they act, not after the incident report.
Provision and revoke from one console
Grant or cut off access to any discovered app or agent from your security console. Enforcement happens on the device itself, not just at the network edge, where local AI never shows up anyway.
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How it fits

Unified security, anywhere AI runs.

01
Discover
Every AI app, extension, and agent on every device. The unsanctioned tools you found in the browser were the beginning, not the total.
02
Protect
Inline DLP for desktop AI apps and IDE assistants, at sub-38ms p99. Data stays governed whether it leaves through a tab, a native app, or an agent.
03
Govern
One policy engine across browser, desktop, and device. Auto-mapped to 8 compliance frameworks. Audit prep that’s 11× faster, now covering the surfaces auditors are starting to ask about.
Comparison

Where browser-only tools stop

Surface
Browser DLP
Endpoint AI Governance
Web AI apps
Desktop AI apps (Claude Desktop, ChatGPT desktop)
IDEs & coding assistants (Copilot, Cursor)
Local AI agents
On-device enforcement
Platform

One platform. Every surface.

The same policy engine, console, and audit trail also cover the rest of your AI surface:

Workforce AI Governance
Single control plane for AI visibility, policy, and compliance.
Explore Workforce AI Governance
AI Agent Security
Runtime security for autonomous AI agents.
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Get Endpoint AI Governance

See your entire AI surface. All of it, this time.

Run a 72-hour pilot and get a complete inventory of every AI app, extension, and agent across your fleet, browser and beyond.

Browser, desktop, IDE and terminal · no TLS interception, no root certificate · 72-hour pilot
FAQ

Questions security teams ask us first

Something else? Book a call and we’ll answer it live during your pilot scoping.

Does Endpoint AI Governance require a separate agent on every endpoint?

Endpoint AI Governance deploys through your existing AccuroAI rollout: same under-30-minute deployment, extended to device-level coverage. No parallel agent stack to manage.

Do we have to intercept TLS or install a corporate root certificate?

No. Enforcement happens on the device at the point of use, so AccuroAI reads the AI activity inside the application rather than decrypting network traffic. There is no man-in-the-middle proxy, no root CA pushed to employee machines, and nothing that breaks certificate pinning. It is also why coverage extends past the browser to native desktop apps, IDEs, terminal calls, and sessions running over RDP or VPN.

Can you tell a corporate AI account from a personal one?

Yes, and it is the control most teams switch on first. The sanctioned corporate workspace stays allowed with full inspection, while personal logins to the same tool on a managed device are blocked. Employees keep one working path instead of being pushed onto an unmonitored one.

What if someone hides data in Base64 or writes the prompt in another language?

Classifiers run against decoded content rather than the literal string, so Base64 and Unicode obfuscation are caught and redacted in real time. Detection is not English-only, which matters for any workforce that does not prompt in English by default.

Which desktop AI apps are covered?

Native coverage for major desktop AI chat apps including Claude Desktop and ChatGPT desktop, with continuous updates as new tools reach the enterprise. Unknown or newly installed AI apps are surfaced through local application discovery.

Can we block an app or agent without blocking the whole device?

Yes. Provisioning and revocation are per-app and per-agent, enforced on-device from the central console.

Does this replace our existing DLP?

It covers what your existing DLP structurally can't: AI activity that never crosses the browser or the network. Most teams run Endpoint AI Governance alongside their current stack, then consolidate.

How does IDE monitoring affect developer velocity?

Guardrails run inline with sub-38ms (p99) inspection. Developers keep their assistants; security keeps visibility.