AI Moves Fast. Your Data Guardrails Need to Move Faster.
Shadow AI Data Risk
Employees can use personal or unsanctioned AI tools with sensitive data the company does not control.
Sensitive Data Exposure
Prompts, files, screenshots, and AI responses can expose customer data, employee data, regulated data, and IP.
AI Agents and Copilots Expand Access
Copilots and agents can retrieve, assemble, and expose sensitive data across enterprise systems.
Control AI Data Risk Before It Becomes Exposure
90%
Reduced AI Data Exposure
Limit sensitive data shared with GenAI tools, copilots, and agents through policy-based alerting, blocking, and remediation.
100%
AI Data Use Visibility
Monitor prompts, responses, files, users, agents, destinations, and sensitive data involved in AI use.
85%
Faster AI Risk Remediation
Act on AI data risk with blocking, access revocation, quarantine, labeling, and governance workflows.
“Lightbeam gives us the ability to scan, classify, categorize, and label data so we can ensure that data does not go into areas it does not need to, including AI models.”
Patrick McKinney
VP of Security
Apply AI Guardrails Where Data Risk Starts
Block Sensitive Data to GenAI
Prevent sensitive customer, employee, partner, patient, client, or IP data from being shared with GenAI platforms.
Learn MoreDetect Shadow AI Data Use
Monitor and alert when sensitive data is sent to unauthorized GenAI tools the company does not control.
Learn MoreInspect Prompts, Files, and Responses
Analyze prompts, responses, and attached files across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Cursor, Perplexity, and other AI tools.
Learn MoreEnforce AI Governance Policies
Apply policies by user, agent, data type, sensitivity, entity profile, destination, threshold, and risk.
Learn MoreAudit Every AI Policy Action
See what was allowed or blocked, who prompted it, when it happened, which data was involved, and why.
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2026 SANS AI Survey Insights
Based on insights from 536 global IT and security professionals and dozens of senior cyber leaders, this report details how organizations are navigating the transition from testing AI to deploying it at scale.
Monitor, Classify, and Control GenAI and Copilot Data Usage
Lightbeam ingests Copilot prompts, responses, and files to classify sensitive data, map it to identities, trigger policy alerts, and enable one-click remediation, all audit-logged.
Extend protection across your data ecosystem
Data Security Posture Management (DSPM)
Discover and classify structured and unstructured data, surface risk, and reduce exposure at scale.
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Data Access Governance (DAG)
Enforce least privilege by ensuring only the right people access the right data, with full context.
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Data Classification
Improve classification by using AI to understand data context, not just patterns or keywords.
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Common questions about AI Security
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Lightbeam prevent AI models like Microsoft Copilot from seeing sensitive data stored in my environment?
Lightbeam scans every repository, classifies sensitive content, and builds a Data Identity Graph that maps data attributes to real people. Sensitive Data is then labeled appropriately and AI agents are not given access to those sensitive documents. In addition, Lightbeam monitors documents uploaded or shared by users to ensure data isn’t leaked.
Explore Data ClassificationWhat makes Lightbeam different from traditional DLP or discovery tools for AI security?
Legacy DLP relies on patterns alone. Lightbeam adds identity and context. Its Data Identity Graph links data to owners, permissions, and business purposes, letting you enforce least privilege, automate fixes, and report from a single console. That precision drives 96%+ discovery accuracy.
Explore Data ClassificationCan Lightbeam help us comply with the EU AI Act and other upcoming AI regulations?
Yes. Lightbeam automatically inventories AI-relevant data, applies risk scores, and produces audit evidence aligned to EU AI Act, CCPA (as amended with CPRA), and other frameworks. Policy automation enforces acceptable use, and dashboards show risk density and remediation progress, giving you the documentation regulators expect without manual effort.
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