MDR for GenAI Visibility
GenAI tools are reshaping how employees work. But without visibility into usage, you face a growing risk. The datasheet, "MDR for GenAI Visibility," outlines how eSentire helps track workforce behavior, monitor app interactions, and detect policy violations before they become business-critical. Download the datasheet to explore key capabilities and contact Bubble Cloud/ Bubble Social Media Marketing for help tailoring GenAI oversight strategies.
What is eSentire MDR for GenAI Visibility?
eSentire MDR for GenAI Visibility provides organizations with comprehensive, metric-driven insights into their Generative AI applications and user interactions. It helps monitor risks associated with GenAI usage, track unauthorized application use, and support the development of effective governance policies. By centralizing user activities and analyzing trends, it allows organizations to identify potential risks before they escalate into critical issues.
How does eSentire help with GenAI-related risks?
eSentire helps organizations manage GenAI-related risks by offering visibility into user activities, including prompts and files shared. This monitoring enables early detection of sensitive information sharing and noncompliance with corporate policies. Additionally, eSentire provides insights into emerging security concerns and trends, allowing organizations to develop responsible AI usage policies and mitigate risks such as data leaks and intellectual property violations.
What are the benefits of using eSentire's solution?
Organizations using eSentire MDR for GenAI Visibility can expect improved security against GenAI and LLM-related threats, enhanced policy enforcement, and better monitoring of data security risks. The solution consolidates security technologies into a single platform, providing a unified view of the entire attack surface. Additionally, workforce insights are updated every 24 hours, ensuring that organizations have access to the latest information on their GenAI usage.
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