How do you govern shadow AI?
Not by chasing it. Policy binds any tool that reaches a governed provider, approved or not, and every captured request lands sealed in a record you hold. Below is a fleet with governance off. The switch is yours.
One layer governs every AI, authorized or not.
Off, every endpoint reaches every provider in the clear and nothing is recorded. On, each request is decided at the device and sealed to your private server.
Toggle the controls to watch it work. Then block any provider or endpoint by its icon, or take it all dark.
decisions on anthropic-format providers; other named providers captured
Shadow AI control is the whole demo, not a feature in it.
Look back at the unauthorized column. Nothing was installed in those tools, nobody signed them up, and they answered to your policy anyway. Three things made that work, and each has its own chapter.
Unapproved tools obeyed policy
The rules you set for the fleet reached tools that never agreed to carry them. A detection product would have added them to a list.
Shadow AI control, the chapterYour key did the revealing
The record arrived sealed and opened only because you held the key. Your real server works the same way, and we couldn't perform that reveal if we wanted to.
How the record sealsDark, in one move
The kill switch quieted every provider at once, unapproved ones included. There's a narrower switch that stops one runaway agent without stopping everything.
The stop button, in depthNow run it where
it counts.
This page is the sketch. The pilot is the real thing on your own fleet, under your own rules, with a sealed record you keep when it's over.