Discover AI use beyond connected apps.
Bring observed browser usage into the application inventory. Identify AI tools that need review and record which applications your organization approves.
AI security
Find unapproved AI tools used in managed browsers. Configure Playbooks for supported sensitive prompts and uploads, then test the controls and investigate reported findings.
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Employees can use a new AI tool before it appears in a connected application directory. Browser visibility helps you understand adoption and apply your policy at supported interactions.
Bring observed browser usage into the application inventory. Identify AI tools that need review and record which applications your organization approves.
See whether a supported AI session appears to use a work account, personal account, or no signed-in account. Observed email addresses and domains stay in the browser.
Use Playbooks to stop sensitive prompts and file uploads in the AI workflows you cover. Give employees a clear warning when an action matches your policy.
From visibility to action
In a demo, walk through AI discovery, a supported data policy, and the evidence your team can investigate.
Review observed applications and AI account status: work, personal, no signed-in account, or unknown. See how an enrolled browser adds context beside your connected SaaS applications.
Choose the AI workflow and employee audience your policy needs to cover. Review the available Playbook conditions for a sensitive prompt or eligible file upload.
Test the intended warning or block on a representative device. Review reported findings in Browser Logs and confirm what follow-up your team can take.
Part of your security workflow
Keep application policy, browser findings, and employee context together. The extension adds a control surface to Elba’s broader platform.
Your tools. A connected view.
A closer look
No. Supported text-based files provide a bounded content excerpt. Binary formats, including PDFs, Office files, most images, and archives, expose metadata only. Incomplete inspection does not itself block an upload.
Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari are supported. Safari requires macOS 26 and Safari 26 or later, with managed production deployment. Specific capabilities depend on browser, enrollment, and configuration.
No. A configured control can send the relevant prompt or a bounded content excerpt through Elba’s classification service. Stored findings retain results and metadata. Elba does not use customer data to train AI models.
Connected by design
Walk through an AI application inventory, a supported data-control Playbook, and the findings your security team can investigate.