Netra AI Security

The AI Control Layer,
End to End

See every AI app, agent, and MCP server your enterprise actually runs — and govern how employees and autonomous tools use sensitive data.

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The Problem

Five Problems You Probably Already Have

AI adoption has moved faster than enterprise security controls. These risks often happen outside the tools your current stack can see.

01

Shadow AI

Unsanctioned AI tools are used before IT can review, approve, or govern them.

OwnerCISO, IT Ops
02

Coding Agents

AI coding assistants can read repositories, local files, secrets, and context at machine speed.

OwnerAppSec, Head of Engineering
03

BYOAI

Personal and corporate AI accounts run side by side, creating audit gaps and data boundary risk.

OwnerCISO, Compliance
04

Internal Oversharing

The leak can happen in the generated response, not only in the original prompt.

OwnerData Governance
05

Privileged Agents

One risky tool call can touch production systems, sensitive data, or business-critical workflows.

OwnerSecOps, Infrastructure

All five risks hide in how AI is actually used, so coverage has to start where users and agents work.

How It Works

One Control Layer, Every AI Surface

Netra provides endpoint-native visibility and policy across users, agents, tools, applications, and sensitive data.

Netra AI security control layer architecture

Capabilities

Every AI Asset, Every Action.

One policy model across discovery, enforcement, and investigation.

01

Shadow AI Discovery

Every AI service reached from the enterprise estate, approved or not, risk-rated on first sighting.

Most approved-AI lists only show part of what employees actually use.

Shadow AI Discovery dashboard illustration
02

AI Asset Inventory & AI BoM

Apps, packages, MCP servers, agent tools, and AI-connected components discovered across endpoints.

MCP servers and agent skills are becoming part of the enterprise AI supply chain.

AI asset inventory and AI BoM illustration
03

AI Channel Coverage

Coverage across chatbots, coding assistants, embedded AI, AI APIs, and regional AI tools.

Policy only works when coverage matches real adoption.

AI channel coverage illustration
04

Guardrails and Data Policy

Detect sensitive data at the input, output, and session level across AI workflows.

Session-level AI context is where many traditional tools lose visibility.

Guardrails and data policy illustration
05

Activity and Forensics

Reconstruct AI activity into reviewable sessions with user activity, tool usage, policy findings, and investigation context.

Security teams need evidence that can support incident response, audit, and board-level reporting.

Activity and forensics audit trail illustration

See Your Real AI Estate

Run a proof of value on your own AI usage data, not a demo environment.

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