Data protection
Prizma masks or blocks sensitive data before it reaches a model.
- Sensitive data and secrets
- Documents and images
- Proprietary code
Corporate AI gateway and firewall
Prizma inspects requests to AI models: it masks personal data, holds agent actions for approval and sends requests only to approved models.
Deployed in your own infrastructure
Agents and applications
Models
Cursor → DeepSeek. The request passed all checks and was sent to an approved model.
In practice
See what reaches the model, what stays inside and which actions need approval.
A support specialist needs help with a billing request. The customer’s contact details must stay out of the external model.
Draft a reply about a duplicate invoice. Customer: Alex Morgan, alex@morgan.example. Ask which invoice should be corrected.
Draft a reply about a duplicate invoice. Customer: [CONTACT_1]. Ask which invoice should be corrected.
Company policy: mask personal data before sending a request to a cloud model.
An engineer asks for a code review. The snippet belongs to a registered, protected component of the company’s software.
Review the following implementation: def score_transaction(transaction): return private_risk_model(transaction) Suggest improvements.
Protected component: risk_score.py The request to the external model was stopped.
Company policy: registered proprietary code must not be sent to external models.
The agent can read project issues. Changing a milestone through a connected tool requires the release owner’s approval.
Proposed action: Move issue to the next release Target: issue DEMO-128 Milestone: September maintenance
Action status: AWAITING APPROVAL Approval applies to this issue and this exact milestone change.
Company policy: reading is allowed; milestone changes require approval.
Platform
One point of control for data, agents, knowledge and models. Policies are defined once and apply across every connected tool.
Explore the platformPrizma masks or blocks sensitive data before it reaches a model.
Changes made through agent tools go through approval.
Only checked material reaches the knowledge base and agent memory.
Requests go only to approved models and stay within limits.
Test attacks on models and a graph of agent access to resources.
Corporate sign-in, with audit events in your SIEM.
Agents and applications connect through an OpenAI- or Anthropic-compatible API. Models and providers are available as destinations. We confirm compatibility for your versions during the pilot.
What sets Prizma apart
Controls for the materials agents use and the operations they can perform.
Prizma matches snippets against registered company code. Protect proprietary algorithms even when they contain no passwords or personal information.
12def score_transaction(transaction):13 profile = customer_profile(transaction.account_id)14 signals = behaviour_signals(profile, transaction)15 if signals.velocity > VELOCITY_LIMIT:16 signals.flag("velocity")17 return private_risk_model(transaction, signals)
Approval is bound to a specific action and its parameters. If the target or operation changes, the previous approval no longer applies.
Approved for this exact action only
A parameter changed. A new approval is required.
Prizma records where each memory entry came from and checks it when stored and recalled. Entries from untrusted sources can be quarantined.
An instruction from an untrusted source does not become a rule for the next task.
The graph links an agent to its permissions, tools and reachable resources. It shows how the agent could reach a harmful action and where to restrict it.
Deployment
Applications, Prizma and local models run in your infrastructure. Only approved requests go to cloud models.
Your company perimeter
People and agents
Applications and workflows
Corporate services
Local models
On your own compute
External providers
Cloud models
Only approved requests
Start with one team and validate the deployment on your own workflows.
Get PrizmaPick one workflow. We’ll walk through the data to protect, what agents may do and how Prizma connects to your systems.