Protect your organisation from Shadow AI, prompt injection, and AI data leakage. Built for Australian regulatory requirements — APRA, Privacy Act, and the AI Safety Standard.
As AI adoption accelerates, these three threats are creating compliance and security gaps that traditional controls can't address.
Employees across Australian organisations are using AI tools without IT approval — ChatGPT, AI coding assistants, generative AI in productivity apps. Every unsanctioned interaction is an untracked data flow and a potential compliance breach.
Undetected Shadow AI usage exposes sensitive data and creates gaps in APRA CPS 234 compliance.
Customer PII, financial records, legal documents, and source code are being pasted into AI prompts daily. Under the Australian Privacy Act and Notifiable Data Breaches scheme, this exposure carries significant regulatory consequences.
A single prompt containing customer data can trigger NDB reporting obligations and reputational damage.
Autonomous AI agents that browse the web, write and execute code, and take actions on behalf of users introduce a new class of risk. Prompt injection attacks, data exfiltration, and uncontrolled actions are emerging threat vectors with no traditional security controls in place.
Agentic AI bypasses traditional DLP and security controls — new governance layers are required.
Australia's AI regulatory landscape is evolving rapidly. Here's what your organisation needs to address in 2026.
APRA-regulated entities — banks, insurers, superannuation funds — must maintain information security capabilities proportionate to AI-related threats. AI tools introduce new attack surfaces and data exposure risks that CPS 234 compliance programs must address.
Amendments expected in late 2026 introduce automated decision-making (ADM) transparency obligations. Organisations must disclose AI use in decisions affecting individuals, provide explanations, and maintain governance documentation — directly impacting how AI is deployed and monitored.
The Australian Government's Voluntary AI Safety Standard establishes 10 guardrails covering accountability, transparency, human oversight, and safety testing. Increasingly referenced by regulators and procurement, early adoption positions organisations as AI governance leaders.
Purpose-built AI security that addresses the specific challenges of Australian regulatory compliance.
Get a complete, real-time inventory of every AI tool used across your Australian organisation — sanctioned and unsanctioned. Aona detects Shadow AI across browsers, endpoints, and APIs within minutes of deployment.
Full AI visibility in under 5 minutesApply AI-native DLP controls that understand context. Prevent customer PII, financial data, and confidential IP from leaking into AI tools. Policies enforce automatically — no manual intervention required.
Protect Privacy Act and NDB obligations automaticallyGenerate board-ready compliance reports mapped to APRA CPS 234, the Privacy Act ADM requirements, and the AI Safety Standard. Audit trails capture every AI interaction for regulatory review.
One-click APRA and Privacy Act compliance reportsDon't block AI — govern it. Aona gives your employees access to approved AI tools while protecting sensitive data and keeping your compliance program intact. Enable productivity without the risk.
3× faster AI adoption with 90% less compliance riskGet full AI visibility, enforce compliance with APRA and the Privacy Act, and enable AI adoption safely — in under 5 minutes.