AI security training
Make your whole team the first line of defence. Short, hands-on lessons show what's safe to share with AI, and why.
Your team uses any AI tool they like. Snowfence keeps sensitive data, meetings and devices private, on every machine.
IT sets the rules once. Snowfence looks after the rest, on every machine.
The rules IT has set: everyday prompts and source code are allowed, keys and secrets ask first, and customer data is blocked.
A web page hides an instruction telling an AI tool to send the customer list out. The request walks to the fence and is blocked.
Most people leave a call that is still recording. Snowfence asks the 2 people still there, and one of them stops the recording.
Two people on a call each get a check from Snowfence that neither device is recording.
| Team | Data | Rule |
|---|---|---|
| Everyone | Everyday prompts | Allowed |
| Engineering | Source code | Allowed |
| Engineering | Keys and secrets | Ask first |
| Everyone | Customer data | Blocked |
Bring your team along, and keep watch on the world outside.
Make your whole team the first line of defence. Short, hands-on lessons show what's safe to share with AI, and why.
Watches the public internet for your company's data. If it turns up, you hear first, and Snowfence starts the steps to get it taken down.
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No. A request passes untouched, waits for the person's yes, or is blocked. Nothing is ever rewritten.
Most requests pass without anyone noticing. People only see Snowfence when something sensitive is about to leave.
Any AI tool your team uses: chat apps, coding assistants and agents.
Your IT team sets the rules, per team. Snowfence applies them on every laptop and across your infra.
Never. Every check runs on your own laptops and infra, so your data never reaches Snowfence. Prompts aren't stored anywhere: your IT team sees what happened, not what was said.
It stops data leaving through AI tools, even when hidden instructions try to send it. It doesn't claim to stop every attack, and it can't see a phone pointed at a screen.
See what crosses your fence on a normal day, on your own machines.