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Security for AI & AI for Security

Use AI with confidence. Run security with AI.

See and protect how your people use AI — and make security operations stronger with AI.

An employee using an AI assistant, with a protective shield around the laptop

Sound familiar?

AI is convenient — but these worries are growing

Dragging a file into a chat-style AI tool, with a warning sign

Employees use AI on their own

Unknown is spreading.

Is confidential data going into AI?

Customer data or designs may be sent to outside AI services.

Copilot can see files it should not

Loose permissions let answers include information that should stay hidden.

AI agents have too much access

can reach more data and actions than they need.

No record of AI use for audits

You cannot check later who sent what to AI, and when.

Not enough security staff

Alerts and logs keep growing, but there are not enough people to watch them.

Illustration: like an office entry gate, a gate checks data before it reaches AI

In a nutshell

「Start with the security already built into each AI tool.」

Permissions, sensitivity labels and audit logs already come with AI products such as Copilot. ARGIS takes those records and watches for risky use, 24/7.

Four stages of AI adoption

As AI use matures, what you must protect changes

  1. 1

    Personal use

    SaaS AI for translation and writing. Main risks: data leaving the company and shadow AI.

  2. 2

    Embedded in business

    AI enters CRM and business systems. Permission inheritance and misconfiguration grow.

  3. 3

    In-house AI

    Private AI and internal search go live. Over-broad access to documents becomes the issue.

  4. 4

    AI agents

    AI uses tools and acts on its own. You must guard against wrong actions and takeover.

Risk by AI usage pattern

Each way of using AI needs different controls

No single product covers everything — controls must match each pattern.

SaaS AI

Typical examples
Public generative AI, AI office tools
Main risks
Shadow AI, data leakage, account misuse
Priority controls
Discovery, usage rules, logging and DLP

Private AI

Typical examples
Own models, internal search, internal AI apps
Main risks
Attacks on AI, over-broad retrieval
Priority controls
Runtime defense, retrieval permissions

AI agents

Typical examples
Agents, , automation tools
Main risks
Identity abuse, tool misuse, autonomous actions
Priority controls
Least privilege, tool allow-lists, approval before action

How we work

We start by finding out how AI is used today

  1. 01

    AI usage discovery

    Inventory shadow AI, data flows and agents.

  2. 02

    Risk assessment

    Rank risks by usage pattern.

  3. 03

    Control design

    Design rules, permissions and audit.

  4. 04

    Deployment

    Connect each AI tool’s built-in security to ARGIS and collect the logs.

  5. 05

    24/7 operations

    AI agents and experts watch and keep improving.

How it works

One system that controls AI and watches over it

Security built into each AI tool records usage, ARGIS analyzes those logs, and our 24/7 SOC decides and responds.

Six control areas

Know. Limit. Block. Prove.

We protect AI from six angles at once.

Visibility

List every AI app, agent and shadow AI.

Identity

Manage identities and permissions for people and agents.

Data

Find and mask sensitive data, limit what AI can see.

Runtime control

Stop risky prompts and tool actions as they happen.

Governance

Set approved AI, budgets and rules, and keep evidence.

Operations

Collect and analyze AI logs and watch 24/7.

Six typical scenarios

From spotting to stopping — every time

Shadow AI

What happens
Unapproved AI is used
How we detect
Continuous discovery, matched to identities and data flows
How we stop it
Block access and guide users to approved services

Prompt injection

What happens
Hidden instructions hijack the AI
How we detect
Inspect every prompt and response; classify the attack
How we stop it
Reject the prompt and end the session

Sensitive data leakage

What happens
Confidential data goes into or out of AI
How we detect
Trace sensitive data in prompts, retrieval and output
How we stop it
Mask it, cut the path and open a ticket

Rogue agents

What happens
An agent uses tools it should not
How we detect
Watch tool calls and privilege changes; detect lateral movement
How we stop it
Revoke its identity; deny risky actions by default

Abnormal accounts

What happens
An account behaves unusually
How we detect
Compare with normal behavior and rebuild the sequence
How we stop it
Suspend and require extra verification

Runaway AI cost

What happens
AI usage and cost suddenly spike
How we detect
Track usage per agent and team in real time
How we stop it
Enforce quotas; throttle or stop the workload

What you gain

Get the most from AI — safely

Adopt AI faster, without stopping

Instead of banning AI, set rules that make it safe to use.

Run critical AI safely and reliably

Protect business-critical AI from attacks and malfunction.

Grow usage, keep risk and cost in check

Keep permissions, records and spend under control as use grows.

FAQ

Q.Do we have to ban AI?

No. We make AI use visible and control only what needs protecting, so staff can keep using safe AI.

Q.We already use Copilot. Where do we start?

Start by reviewing permissions and sharing so Copilot cannot surface files it should not.

Q.Can we keep our current security tools?

Yes. We connect logs from your EDR, firewall and other tools to ARGIS and analyze them alongside AI logs.

Q.Can we try it for free?

ARGIS-SOC offers a 1-month free trial (conditions apply). Start with a free consultation.

Start by seeing how AI is used in your company today.

In a free 30-minute call, we will map where you are and what to fix first.