Discover Shadow AI

See the AI Your Workforce Actually Uses

Netra finds AI in browsers, desktop apps, coding agents, and MCP servers, tells corporate from personal accounts, and shows which data went where.

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The Challenge

Your AI Inventory Is Incomplete

Most discovery stops at the web proxy. AI use doesn’t.

01

It Isn’t Just Websites Anymore

AI runs in desktop apps, terminals, IDEs, and local models, where browser controls can’t see.

02

Same Tool, Two Accounts

Corporate and personal ChatGPT share one domain; a domain rule can’t tell them apart.

03

A List Isn’t an Answer

An app list doesn’t say who uses it, for what, or with which data.

What You Get

See It, Sort It, Then Set Policy

From real traffic and installs, not a vendor list.

01

Find AI everywhere

Web AI apps, desktop apps, CLI coding agents, IDE extensions, MCP servers, Agent Skills, and local models.

02

Tell corporate from personal

Each AI session is tagged corporate or personal, so reports show who uses personal accounts.

03

Govern without blocking work

Keep the corporate account open, warn on the personal one, block only what you must.

Usage Insight

From Which App to Which Data

ANALYTICS › USAGE INSIGHTS

Risk Flow Analysis

Department → Tool → Topic → Sensitivity data flow

DepartmentDevice TagCompany/Personal
DepartmentAI ToolTopicSensitivity Engineering Finance Sales HR Claude Code ChatGPT Copilot Gemini Code & debugging Financial analysis Customer emails HR documents S4 · most sensitive S3 S2 S1 · least sensitive

Use-Case Scenarios

Conversations are grouped into use cases automatically.

Chat, Assisted, Autonomous

Separates human chat, assisted work, and autonomous agent runs.

By Tool and Department

Sessions, users, and topics by tool and department.

In this example, most sensitive content comes from two departments, so policy goes there first.

Govern BYOAI

Govern Without Blocking Work

Banning AI pushes it into the shadows. Netra keeps the corporate account open and blocks only what you must.

  • Mark AI apps and domains sanctioned, unsanctioned, or whitelisted
  • Allow corporate accounts, warn on or block personal ones
  • Pop-up Reminder warns users and lets them continue
  • Scope by user, department, device ownership, or time
  • Block AI apps, or attachments sent to AI chat

The Product

Built on Netra AI Security

AI Apps, AI BoM, MCP, Skills, and Models inventories, Activity, Guardrails, and Risky Chains.

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Next Steps

Once You Can See It, Secure It

Stop AI Data Leakage

Block sensitive data in prompts, uploads, and responses.

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Secure AI Coding

Control Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex on developer machines.

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Secure MCP & AI Supply Chain

Control MCP servers, Agent Skills, and local models.

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Govern AI Spend

Attribute AI spend to departments, then cap it.

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FAQ

Common Questions

Does Netra block AI, or only monitor it?

Both, by policy. Netra observes by default; per app, account type, user, or department you allow, warn and let the user continue, or block.

Can we allow the corporate account and block the personal one for the same tool?

Yes. One policy allows the corporate workspace and warns on or blocks the personal account.

What do we do once we can see it?

Observe first, whitelist sanctioned apps, set policy by account type, then block high-risk unsanctioned apps department by department.

What does a proof of value show about shadow AI?

Which AI apps, agents, and personal accounts are in use by department, and which data went to which tool.

See Your Shadow AI Inventory

See which AI tools, agents, and accounts are really in use.

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