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Data Egress Monitoring

Know Where Your Data Goes - Sanctioned, Shadow, and Everything Between

Every AI-related outbound connection is classified, counted, and reviewable - with one-click reclassification and policy-engine enforcement behind it.

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The Problem

Data Boundaries Nobody Can See

Every AI tool on every endpoint makes outbound connections - to cloud LLM APIs, to MCP servers, to cloud storage, to destinations the security team has never evaluated. Firewall logs show an IP and a port; they do not show that a developer's editor plugin is streaming source files to an unreviewed inference provider.

A data boundary policy that cannot be observed cannot be enforced. Classification has to come first.

How It Works

Classify, Review, Enforce

CategoryMeaning
Sanctioned AIApproved AI provider
Shadow AIUnapproved AI tool or endpoint
Cloud storageFile transfer or storage destination
UnknownUnclassified destination awaiting review
BlockedPolicy-denied connection
  • Automatic classification by destination and provider, with instant shadow-AI flagging
  • MCP server destination tracking - external tool servers are first-class destinations, not anonymous IPs
  • One-click reclassification: promote to sanctioned, or block outright
  • Connection counts and history per destination, so a one-off differs visibly from a daily pipeline
  • Policy-engine integration for automated alerting and enforcement on new or unapproved destinations
What You See

The Egress Console

AI egress console listing destinations with provider, sanctioned or shadow classification, connection volume, and sanction or block actions
AI egress - every destination classified sanctioned or shadow, ranked by connection volume, with one-click sanction or block.
Compliance Mapping

Controls This Evidences

NIST SC-7
Boundary protection - monitored and controlled communications at external boundaries
SOC 2 CC6.6
Logical access - restricting external connections to approved destinations
ISO A.8.20
Network security - monitoring and control of network traffic
PCI 1.3.2
Restricting outbound traffic from the cardholder data environment
Related
AI Tool DiscoveryWhat is making the connectionPolicy EngineBlock unapproved destinationsSecret DetectionWhat is inside the payload

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