AI Data Protection Browser Extension

How AI DLP without blocking works

Blocking AI tools at the network level reduces AI use on the corporate network. It doesn't reduce AI use - employees switch to personal devices, personal accounts, or different tools. The data still leaves your organization. You just can't see it anymore.

EverShade takes a different approach. The browser extension runs at the prompt level: it detects sensitive data before a prompt is submitted, replaces it with safe tokens, sends the anonymized version to the AI tool, and restores the real values in the AI's response before the employee sees it. The employee gets the full result. The sensitive data never left the browser.

This works because the protection layer sits in the exact place the data exposure happens: the browser, at the moment the prompt is sent. Not at the network layer, not at the API layer - at the browser, where the data enters the AI tool.

AI DLP with no user training required

Policies and training address intentional misuse. They don't address accidental exposure - and most AI data leakage is accidental. An employee drafting a proposal with ChatGPT doesn't think of the customer details in the draft as "sensitive data in an AI prompt." They think of it as writing a proposal.

EverShade doesn't rely on employees knowing which data categories are protected under GDPR, HIPAA, or your internal classification policy. The detection runs automatically. The employee never sees an alert, never has to make a judgment call, and never has to modify their workflow. Protection is the default - not a setting employees have to opt into.

Deploy AI security via Intune at enterprise scale

For enterprise IT teams, deployment friction is often the deciding factor in whether a security tool actually gets rolled out. EverShade deploys through Microsoft Intune, Group Policy, or any MDM platform - the same infrastructure most enterprise teams already use to manage endpoint software.

There are no per-device installation steps for end users. No consent prompts. No configuration required at the employee level. An IT admin pushes the extension through Intune; it appears in the employee's browser and starts protecting immediately.

For MSPs managing client devices, this means EverShade fits into the same deployment workflow used for every other managed endpoint - no new tooling, no new infrastructure.