How It Works

Intent EngineDetect sensitive intent before send EnforcementAllow, redact or block in real time The Prompt LayerWhere the risk actually forms

Coverage

IntegrationsChatGPT, Copilot, Claude, Gemini CapabilitiesWhat the layer inspects and controls Managed RolloutForce-install across your fleet

Governance

ReportingBoard-ready exposure evidence Data ResidencyWhere prompt data lives, and does not ArchitectureHow enforcement is wired end to end

Featured

Score Your AI ExposureA 15-question assessment, no sales call

By Sector

LegalPrivilege-aware AI controls for law firms HealthcareProtect patient data in AI workflows Finance and InsuranceAPRA-aligned prompt-layer evidence

Start Here

Exposure AssessmentSee where your AI risk sits today Quick StartFrom install to first policy

Company

AboutOur mission and leadership team CareersBuild the prompt enforcement layer NewsroomAnnouncements and press ContactDemos, partnerships and questions

Newsroom

InsightsArticles, research and product stories SupportHelp for admins and end users

Learn

DocumentationSetup, rollout and admin guides GlossaryPlain-English AI security definitions InsightsArticles, research and product stories

Deploy

Quick StartFrom install to first policy Managed RolloutForce-install across your fleet Users and ProvisioningAccess, roles and directory sync

Trust

SecurityControls, residency and subprocessors ComplianceWhat the AI rules require, and when SupportHelp for admins and end users

Featured

From the BlogWhat we are seeing in prompt data

LEGAL

Privacy Policy

Last updated 23 May 2026.

Airentect Pty Ltd (Airentect, we, us or our) respects your privacy. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, disclose and protect personal information when you use our website, console, browser extension, APIs and related services (collectively, the Services).

We handle personal information in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs).

This policy applies to:

visitors to our public website and marketing pages;
prospective customers who contact us or subscribe to updates;
organisation administrators and authorised users of the Airentect console; and
end users whose organisations deploy the Airentect browser extension.

Your organisation may also have its own policies governing staff use of AI tools. Where we process information on behalf of a customer organisation, that organisation remains responsible for informing its users as required.