How does ADX Vision detect unauthorized AI data sharing?
ADX Vision monitors real-time endpoint activity to identify data flowing to AI applications, models, and interfaces.
ADX Vision monitors real-time endpoint activity to identify data flowing to AI applications, models, and interfaces.
With AI tools becoming mainstream, most organizations experience Shadow AI activity, even if they are unaware. Employees often use AI tools to increase productivity without understanding the risk.
Many AI models store and learn from user inputs. When sensitive data is shared, it can be retained outside organizational control, leading to IP exposure and compliance violations.
Shadow AI refers to the use of unapproved or unmonitored AI tools by employees, often without IT or security oversight.
Any organization using or evaluating AI tools, particularly those with strict regulatory, compliance, privacy, or IP protection requirements.
The rapid rise of AI tools created an urgent need for visibility and controls around how enterprise data is shared. ADX Vision extends BlackFog’s award-winning ADX platform to protect against this new category of data exfiltration.
As organizations increasingly adopt AI tools, Shadow AI has emerged as a significant risk. ADX Vision prevents sensitive data from being shared with unapproved or ungoverned AI systems.
ADX Vision is BlackFog’s next-generation solution designed to detect and prevent unauthorized data sharing with AI tools. It provides real-time visibility and control over AI interactions on every endpoint.
Yes. BlackFog 5.0.1 or later supports Chromes QUIC network protocol. This is a low level protocol that uses UDP instead of TCP for web browsing. While BlackFog operates across the entire operating system using UDP and TCP, special handling is required for Chrome.
If you are using the Privacy relay feature under System Settings > iCloud > Private Relay you will notice less blockings than normal. This is because your system is redirecting traffic through iCloud and effectively hiding the destination of requests by some applications. While BlackFog will still pickup nefarious bad actors on other levels [...]
Yes. The macOS edition can operate with any other software, including VPNs, and runs seamlessly in the background.
Yes. BlackFog operates natively on both Intel and M1 based macs as long as they use macOS 13 or later.