Enterprise Security

Your own AI, fully governed. Connect people to the AI your organization already owns, from Claude and ChatGPT to Gemini, Copilot or a proprietary model. Governance and enablement sit together. The same layer that puts approved AI in front of people discovers Shadow AI use across any destination, inspects prompts before transmission, stops sensitive data leaving and distinguishes corporate from personal accounts on the same service.

Catch what static filtering misses. Behavioral detection inside the page stops phishing, credential theft and browser-native attacks before the user acts, and every detection routes straight to your SIEM or ticketing workflow. Enforce allow lists or deny lists by domain, run web pages in sandboxed, isolated sessions and stop risky downloads before they land.

Keep sensitive data in approved places. Set alert, warn and block policies on how data moves, by user, group, application and context. Policy tells personal accounts from corporate ones on the same domain and can redact sensitive terms instead of blocking the work. Data loss prevention (DLP) covers copy and paste, printing, screenshots and screen sharing. Browser-level controls decide what sensitive data can reach AI workflows, and Microsoft Purview sensitivity labels are recognized and enforced.

Verify the user before any page loads. Users sign in through the identity provider you already use before any web page loads. Choose the access model that fits your organization. With an allow list, only the pages you explicitly approve are accessible. With a deny list, every page is accessible except the ones you block. Sessions are bound to the device that authenticated, so a stolen session cannot simply be replayed elsewhere.

Only approved extensions, watched after approval. Unapproved extensions cannot be installed in the work environment. Approved ones are inventoried, risk-scored and monitored, so a quiet change in permissions or behavior does not go unnoticed. Every extension in use sits in one central inventory. Each is risk-scored at approval and again whenever it changes, with alerts when permissions or behavior shift.

Evidence your auditors and investigators can use. Structured telemetry captures every meaningful browser event and checks it continuously against a managed baseline. Each flagged event keeps the raw artifact behind it, not just the metadata. Events are enriched with identity, action and content context, and investigators get answers on demand through natural-language queries. Audit logs are tamper-proof, with configurable retention.

No. HERE runs alongside your identity provider, endpoint protection, network security and data protection tools as they are configured today, and sends browser events to your SIEM and ticketing systems.

HERE analyzes the page itself, not just its URL. It detects cloned sign-in pages, consent phishing, browser-in-the-browser attacks and lookalike domains, and pauses the sign-in before credentials are sent.

No. HERE does not provide the AI and retains no prompt or response data. The AI relay stores nothing and can run on your premises, and admins choose app by app which apps can send content to AI.

Microsoft Entra ID with Conditional Access, Okta, Google, Ping and any provider using OIDC or SAML 2.0. HERE creates user accounts automatically the first time a user signs in.

Every release is validated before it ships, on a timeline that aligns with your change windows. The HERE Security-SLA includes emergency patches for zero-day events.

In a dedicated environment on AWS, Azure or on-premises, with uptime above 99.9%. A SOC 2 report is available on request. Rollout uses the device management you already have, including Microsoft Intune, SCCM and Jamf.