NexusNest protects sensitive information when teams use ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Cursor, and other AI tools.
Many AI tools collect information quietly while your team uses them every day.
Support agents paste full customer rows - name, email, phone, order history - and ask for a polished reply.
A test fixture with real AWS keys, an open .env tab, a hard-coded production password. All shipped as context.
Strategy memos, draft contracts, customer briefs - pasted into a 200k-token window for a quick polish.
A "refactor this for me" selection that includes an internal algorithm, a proprietary heuristic, or a customer-facing query.
Classic DLP was built for a world where exfiltration meant emailing a CSV or uploading a folder. AI usage looks nothing like that.
The same employee who would never email a customer list to a personal address will paste it into ChatGPT to draft a reply. Classic DLP doesn't see the paste.
The leak isn't a file on a known channel - it's the prompt you send to the AI. If your control point doesn't inspect that request before it reaches the model, it's too late.
That's the principle behind NexusNest
The user types whatever they want. Sensitive spans are redacted in-flight. The prompt that reaches the AI provider has placeholders in place of the secrets.
Originals are never stored. The AI still answers the underlying question - it just answers it without the secrets.
One agent on each laptop. No network rewiring, no browser extensions, no employee training session.
Deploy via .pkg, .exe, or MDM. Two minutes per laptop, zero configuration.
AI requests are intercepted for redaction. Everything else is logged passively.
Sensitive spans are redacted before the prompt reaches the AI provider. The dashboard shows what was caught.
Browser, desktop apps, CLIs, IDE assistants - one agent, every surface. Custom or internal tools? Admins add them from the dashboard.
PromptWall redacts AI prompts. NetLens watches all the other traffic. Both run from the same lightweight agent.
AI data redaction
Intercepts outbound AI requests and redacts sensitive content - PII, credentials, source code - before it reaches the AI provider.
Network monitoring
Passively logs every HTTP/HTTPS request from employee devices for compliance visibility. No blocking, no modification.
Three concrete shifts you can show to your security team, your CFO, and your regulator.
Every prompt logged with the categories detected, the employee, and the AI tool. Export to CSV for compliance reviews.
Redaction is transparent. AI tools still answer; users keep working. No browser extensions, no policy training session.
A defensible "reasonable security safeguards" posture under India's DPDP Act, with the audit log a regulator would actually accept.
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Stop your team from pasting customer data, passwords, and code into ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, and Cursor.
billed monthly
For teams that need their own rules — block specific phrases, store full request bodies, get pinged on high-risk prompts.
billed monthly
For larger orgs that need answers when security, compliance, or finance asks — with an SLA behind it.
billed monthly
On-prem deployment, custom redaction rules, dedicated infra, audit evidence packs for SOC2 / DPDP / ISO, MSA / DPA, volume discounts.
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Everything CTOs, IT admins, and security teams ask before they roll out AI data loss prevention.
Deploy NexusNest on every employee laptop in under 10 minutes. No credit card required.
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