Screen sensitive data before it leaves in an AI prompt.
Enforcement here means the request is handled before it leaves. Your policy reads what's about to go, hides the values you've flagged, and refuses outright what you've banned. That's AI policy enforcement in the literal sense, running where the data is rather than reporting on where it went. By the time anything reaches a governed provider, it's already the version you allowed.
What AI policy enforcement catches
The values you flag, screened
Social security numbers, card numbers, emails, phone numbers and IP addresses are flagged by default, and names, dates and medical record numbers can be switched on. Where your policy says redact, the value is replaced in the request before it goes, on a best-effort basis.
The requests you ban, refused
Some things shouldn't leave at all. A banned request ends at the device, and the provider never sees it.
Per tool, per team
A recruiter's chat tool and an engineer's coding agent can run under different rules, each strict exactly where its risk lives.
Nobody at the keyboard? Same rules
A request an agent fires on its own meets the same screen a person's paste does, so autonomy never becomes an exemption.
See your policy decide on a real device
Book thirty minutes, bring one of your own requests, and watch it ruled live.