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AI governance, security architecture, application security, and platform teams responsible for governing employee AI use and agentic workflows.
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Agentic Security helps teams see how employees use AI tools, inspect prompts, files, and responses, apply policy actions, and keep an audit trail around sensitive data use.
Help AI and security teams govern employee AI use before it becomes an invisible data exposure problem.
AI governance, security architecture, application security, and platform teams responsible for governing employee AI use and agentic workflows.
Employees and internal tools can expose sensitive data through prompts, files, connected tools, and model outputs. Security teams need controls that follow the workflow without losing operational visibility.
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Review shadow AI and employee AI use before workflows expand into blind spots
Prepare prompt, file, response, and model-interaction controls for AI security review
Connect browser, SDK, proxy, and agent governance surfaces to the same customer-owned audit trail
Agentic Security helps teams review how employees use AI tools, how sensitive data enters those workflows, and where policy-backed controls belong before adoption broadens.
Review employee AI use, agents, tools, and model interaction paths before they become invisible security debt.
Connect AI workflow context to data sensitivity so prompts, files, and tool use are evaluated before protected data is exposed.
Inspect prompt, file, and response flows so policy decisions can be applied at the point of AI risk.
Preserve customer-owned audit records for model interactions, policy actions, and review outcomes.
Use the product page to understand what your team can inspect, compare, and discuss before moving into deeper technical material.
Which agents, tools, and AI workflows can reach protected information.
How prompts, files, responses, and outputs should be inspected.
Which audit records and policy actions belong in the customer-owned operating model.
Identify agents, AI tools, browser use, SDK/API flows, proxy patterns, and connected AI interactions.
Review which prompts, files, and connected tools can reach protected business or regulated information.
Inspect prompts, files, and responses where sensitive context can leak or be misused.
Apply policy actions and preserve auditability in the customer-owned environment.
Keep customer-owned audit records for AI review, security analysis, and operational follow-up.
Tutela is designed for customer-owned deployment. Use the architecture and readiness material to understand operating boundaries without turning deployment mechanics into the whole product story.
Designed for customer-owned environments where AI governance records, policy decisions, and interaction review stay under customer control.
Review browser, SDK, proxy, and connected AI surfaces before deciding where product controls should be deployed.
Use technical guides and architecture material to align ownership boundaries, operating responsibilities, and commercial review before production use.
These questions help buyers decide whether this product fits the problem in front of them and which resource to read next.
Review shadow AI and employee AI use before workflows expand into blind spots
Prepare prompt, file, response, and model-interaction controls for AI security review
Connect browser, SDK, proxy, and agent governance surfaces to the same customer-owned audit trail
Review shadow AI and employee AI use before workflows expand into blind spots
Data Security, Agentic Security, and Exposure Validation solve different questions in the same operating model. Use the portfolio overview when your team needs to compare the modules side by side.
Agentic Security works best when teams already understand where sensitive data lives and why certain prompts, files, or AI workflows matter more than others.
Compare the products side by side if the problem shifts from data discovery to AI workflow governance, or from product fit to posture validation.
Compare ProductsUse these resources when your team is ready to move from public product fit into the next useful technical or planning conversation.
Leadership-facing overview of employee AI governance, workflow visibility, and policy-backed controls.
Who should read this next: Security leaders, AI governance leads, and cross-functional buyers reviewing employee AI governance and workflow controls.
Open the overviewA technical overview for teams evaluating how Tutela approaches agent visibility, prompt and output inspection, and policy-backed AI governance.
Who should read this next: Security and AI teams reviewing employee AI use, prompt, response, and model interaction controls.
Open the overviewA customer-owned deployment brief for teams reviewing how Agentic Security fits browser, proxy, SDK, and audit workflows.
Who should read this next: Architecture, platform, and security teams reviewing how Agentic Security fits into a customer-owned deployment model.
Open the briefIt focuses on how employees, agents, prompts, outputs, model interactions, and connected tools interact with sensitive data.
It helps teams inspect prompts, files, responses, and model interactions so policy controls can apply before generated responses expose protected information.
Agentic Security is designed around prompt, output, and model-interaction review so teams can apply policy-backed controls where AI workflows create risk.
The product direction covers browser-based AI use, SDK and API workflows, AI proxy patterns, and connected agent interactions.
Tutela Agentic Security is designed for customer-owned deployment so inspection, policy actions, and audit records stay under customer control.
They can be evaluated separately, but the strongest agentic security review starts with clear sensitive-data context.
Explore the architecture, deployment, and planning material that helps your team decide whether to go deeper.