AI Employee Guardrails
Keep the AI Your Employees Use Safe and on Task
Help employees use AI without leaking data or triggering unintended actions. Abnormal learns normal behavior, flags deviations, and enforces policies based on the employee, the tool, and the task.
- DiscoveryCompleted. Early research and prototypes to understand the problem. A product commitment is still under evaluation.
- Design PartnerCurrent Stage. Selected customers evaluate the product free for now and give regular feedback to the product team.
- Priority CustomersUpcoming. Available for purchase and production deployment to selected customers, with direct product-team support.
- Global GAUpcoming. Available to purchase and deploy today through your sales representative.
The Challenge
Approved AI can still be misused—or act unexpectedly.
Employees can share data they shouldn’t
An employee can ask an approved AI tool to send sensitive information to the wrong people or put it in an unapproved service.
AI can do more than the employee intended
A request to email one account can become a send to every customer, even though the tool and employee are authorized.
Unusual actions can look authorized
Permissions alone don’t show whether an action fits the employee’s normal behavior or intended task.
How It Works
See the AI Tools Employees Use and What Data They Reach
Understand AI use in the context of your business
See how a new request or action compares with a person’s normal work
Enforce Context-Driven Policy for Every New Request
Ask for context when a request is unusual.
Block sharing that violates policy, with an explanation the employee can act on.
Set and manage fine-grained enforcement policies.
Manage Exceptions for AI Use
Allow eligible activity for a defined purpose and time
Expire access automatically and record the request, reason, and outcome.
Featured Use Case
A sales rep’s AI assistant tries to email every customer instead of one account.
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Abnormal detects a recipient list far larger than the rep’s normal outreach and inconsistent with the requested account.
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It flags the deviation and asks the rep to confirm the intended audience.
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Policy blocks the unintended send, and the rep narrows the request to the intended account.
Over 30% of the Fortune 500 Trust Abnormal AI to Make Automated, Critical Security Decisions
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Customer Voice
What Security Leaders Say
“Abnormal's automation gives our analysts time back to work on other projects, and the fact that it's API-based gives us flexibility to tie in other applications and their data.”
John Roeser
Senior Manager, Information Security, Domino's
“Our goals are to get away from being so reliant on human judgment and leverage AI to be proactive. Abnormal helps us with those goals.”
Corey Kaemming
Senior Director, Information Security, Valvoline
Abnormal powers over 4,500 customers, including over 30% of the Fortune 500.
Put Guardrails Around the AI Your Employees Use
Bring the workflows and data policies your team needs to protect. Talk through how guidance, enforcement, and temporary approvals would work in your environment.
Disclaimer
Statements regarding planned functionality, AI capabilities, future products, or anticipated enhancements reflect our current product direction and development priorities. Because customer needs, the cybersecurity landscape, and applicable legal and regulatory requirements continue to evolve, our product roadmap, planned functionality, and future AI capabilities may also change over time. Accordingly, such statements are provided for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as commitments regarding the availability, timing, functionality, or performance of any future feature or capability. Purchasing decisions should be based on currently available product features and functionality.