Every prompt can move data across a border or carry knowledge out of the company. Secuvy shows what a model would take, tags only what you allow, and proves the rest stayed inside.
Two steps, running continuously. Your files never move, and nothing Secuvy learns leaves your environment.
Secuvy connects to your data sources and classifies files where they live, by sensitivity, by jurisdiction, and by what a model would absorb. You see exactly what is safe to share, what must stay in its region, and what is the company. Secuvy classifies, you confirm, it learns.
For every pipeline: what fed it, what was held out, and why. Proof that data stayed in its jurisdiction and your knowledge stayed in the company, ready for a regulator, an auditor, or the board.
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Secuvy discovers and classifies data across cloud, on-premises, and SaaS, including the IP, CUI, and ITAR records that rule-based tools miss.
Residency, jurisdiction, and sensitivity are tagged into the data itself, so any system or agent that reads it can check the tag first.
On-premises, cloud, or air-gapped. Secuvy tags what may feed internal models and what may feed third-party models, and your policies decide.
Always-current classification and a data bill of materials show what fed every AI pipeline, ready when a regulator or the board asks.
It can, if nothing stands between your files and the pipelines. Secuvy classifies and tags data in place: your policies decide what each pipeline may use, the learning stays inside your environment, and the data bill of materials proves what fed each AI and what was held out.
Control over your own data and technical decisions: what a model may read, where data may travel, and who captures the learning that your use of AI creates. Secuvy provides the sight and the proof that control requires.
The name Microsoft's CEO gave to the one-way flow of the AI era: providers learn how their customers operate with every interaction, so buyers pay with money and again with proprietary knowledge. The answer is a boundary you control. Secuvy shows what a model would take and tags only what you allow.
Files are classified where they live, by sensitivity and geography, and your policies set what each pipeline may use. Nothing is moved or copied to be analyzed, and the data bill of materials records where every input lived and what was held out.
