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AI & Data Security · New for 2026

Use AI without losing
control of your data.

Your staff already use AI assistants, and your developers already run AI coding agents. Watch the agent, mask what staff paste into AI, and track where sensitive files go.

Start with a two-week assessment →AI security assessment
2 weeksShadow-AI assessment to start
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RemoteFully remote deployment
CanadianCanadian-hosted
Three products

One problem:AI that sees more than it should.

Watch what AI coding agents do

SÝN ADR

Records the instruction behind what an AI agent did, not just the file it wrote. Decoys catch agents where they should not be.

Explore SÝN ADR →Mask secrets before they reach AI

HLÍN

Catches personal, financial and health data, secrets and confidential records as staff paste them into AI tools, and redacts them first.

Explore HLÍN →Track where sensitive files go

HILDR

Markers travel with a document and report where it surfaces, catching exfiltration and proving data policy is followed.

Explore HILDR →
Also in AI & data

Govern it, classify it, build it safely.

AI security assessment

Control the AI your staff already use and secure the AI you build: shadow-AI discovery, data-flow mapping, prompt-injection testing and governance.

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Milind AI

Milind AI is a small language model trained on real DFIR, SOC, vulnerability assessment and penetration testing work. It is the engine that powers MSOC.

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How it starts

A two-week shadow-AI assessment.

Inventory

We find the AI tools and agents actually in use, sanctioned or not, and what data they touch.

Measure

We show where regulated data, secrets and source code are reaching AI providers.

Recommend

A prioritized plan: which controls, which policies, and where SÝN ADR, HLÍN or HILDR fit.

Questions

What buyers ask.

We blocked AI tools. Isn't that enough?

Blocking moves AI use to personal devices, where you have no visibility at all. Visibility and policy work better than a ban.

We don't use AI agents.

Your developers probably do, unofficially. The assessment gives you the inventory either way.

We already have DLP.

Network DLP cannot see inside an AI prompt. HLÍN works at the keyboard, and HILDR travels with the document itself.

Find out what your AI can see.

Start with a fixed-scope, two-week assessment. Fully remote, Canadian-hosted.

Scope the assessment →