AI DATA LOSS PREVENTION
Keep sensitive work out of AI submissions.
Protect sensitive prompts and uploads with policy-driven redaction and blocking. Give employees a safer way to work with AI, and security a control point before submission.
Find the right product for your workflowFor supported workforce AI interactions. Test the exact client and input path in scope.
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Sensitive fields replaced
The request can continue with customer and account identifiers removed.
Draft a renewal note for [CUSTOMER] · account [ACCOUNT].
Synthetic example · No prompt is sent.
BUILT FOR EMPLOYEE AI USE
The AI tools your teams already use.
Aona tracks 10,000+ AI tools in its risk catalogue. That catalogue breadth is not a claim of identical enforcement for every tool.
BEFORE THE PROMPT IS SENT
Put your data policy where the work happens.
Move from a written rule to an employee-facing response on the supported AI workflow.
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Inspect the input
Detect sensitive entities in prompts and supported uploads through the configured browser or endpoint path.
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Apply your policy
Use the data category, AI tool and employee group to determine the supported redaction or blocking response.
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Guide the employee
Make the response visible. Show what was protected, or explain why the submission was blocked.
Renewal brief
DOCX · XLSX · PDF
Protect the file.
Keep the format.
Replace sensitive entities without turning a useful document into an unreadable one. Aona’s file-redaction workflows preserve layout for supported DOCX, XLSX and PDF uploads.
Use the file-redaction walkthrough to check the document type, upload path and output your team needs.
Review file-redaction workflowsWorks alongside existing DLP
AI DLP is not a replacement project.
Your existing controls remain responsible for their established email, file-share and endpoint use cases. This evaluation focuses on sensitive prompts and uploads at supported AI interactions.
What to record in a repeatable AI DLP test
- Environment: AI app, account type, operating system, browser or native client, and installed Aona version.
- Input: synthetic data category, typed or pasted prompt, or the exact file and upload method.
- Expected response: the configured blocking or redaction rule, plus an allowed input as a control.
- Observed result: attempted submission, employee notice, protected output and matching event, where available.
Keep observed results blank until the installed test is run. Repeat separately for another client, input method or file format.
Download a blank test recordBuying questions
AI data loss prevention questions
What is AI data loss prevention?
Does Aona support ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini and Claude?
Can Aona block or redact sensitive data?
Does 10,000+ tracked AI tools mean every tool has the same enforcement?
Does AI DLP replace our existing DLP?
Can Aona redact DOCX, Excel and PDF files before AI upload?
Where are prompts processed, and where is the backend hosted?
Focused evaluation
Choose one input. Test the protection it needs.
We’ll map the app, managed client, data category and policy outcome that matter to your rollout.
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