One install. Protection everywhere your team reaches AI.
Browser, desktop and developer tools — covered. Tracehold checks every message on the device before it's sent, so sensitive data never reaches a chatbot in the first place. Deployed through the device management you already run — nothing to slow your people down.
What happens between "type" and "send"
Follow any message your team writes into an AI tool. Tracehold sits on the path right inside the browser, sees it as it's typed, decides against your policy on the device, and protects by redacting or blocking the risky part — all before the send button does anything. The prompt itself never leaves; only metadata about a finding does.
Employee types
A prompt with a secret
Browser / terminal
About to be sent
On-device scan
Checked locally, in a blink
Decision
Allow · redact · block
AI vendor
Only metadata leaves
Three things every buyer wants to be sure of
Coverage, privacy and compliance — the questions a security or legal team asks before anything reaches production.
Covers every place your team reaches AI
The same protection follows your people from the browser to desktop apps to the tools developers live in — including the new AI tool nobody told security about yet.
Detection runs on the device
The decision is made locally, the moment something is about to be shared. By default only the essentials — type, severity, time — reach your console. The prompt never does.
Compliance-first by design
Every block becomes audit-ready evidence. Built and hosted in the EU, with compliance mapping covering GDPR · NIS2 · ISO 27001 · SOC 2 — so the safeguard never becomes a new data-transfer problem.
You decide on every prompt. Full control of what goes to Gen AI.
Deploy it the way you already deploy everything else
Tracehold pushes out through your existing device management — the same tooling you use for every other app. The browser extension needs no proxy and no certificates; where you also deploy the desktop agent, it installs through that same fleet tooling too, so there's no separate rollout project for your IT team to run.
Use your own MDM
Add it to your existing fleet rollout and it lands on managed devices automatically — no per-person setup.
No network changes
No external proxy or gateway to stand up — detection happens locally, on each device. Latency and your network diagram both stay exactly as they are.
Live in weeks, not months
Most teams go from first call to protected in two to four weeks — riding on the fleet tooling you already run, not a standalone project.
It recognises the things that actually leak
Across 1,600+ patterns — keys, credentials, personal and financial data, code and confidential files — Tracehold spots what matters inside a message and tells you exactly what it found.
Detection is tuned to flag the real thing and stay quiet on the rest — so people trust the warnings and don't learn to click past them. A verified secret, like a real key or a card number that passes its checksum, is never waved through just because the surrounding text looks harmless.
The warning arrives before the send button does
There's no "oops, already sent." As soon as something sensitive appears in the box, your employee sees a clear, friendly heads-up — while there's still time to fix it.
A dropped file gets the same check as a typed one
Attaching a config file, a spreadsheet of customers or a contract is one of the easiest ways data slips out. Tracehold reads the file locally — extracting text and running OCR on images and scanned documents — and inspects it on the device before the upload even begins.
Policies tuned to what's sensitive for you
Beyond the patterns everyone needs, you decide what counts as sensitive in your world — internal codenames, customer identifiers, unreleased product names — and what should happen to each one. Under the hood, this runs on a named-entity list you maintain — added by hand, bulk-imported, or synced automatically from your CRM — so it's always your codenames and your customers, not a generic guess. Rules are tailored per team and per organisation, so the right people get the right guardrails.
Block
Stop the most sensitive things outright — they never reach the AI tool.
Redact
Hide just the risky part and let the rest of the message through, so work doesn't stall.
Warn
Nudge the person with a heads-up and let them decide — every choice is logged.
Start in observe-only mode — nothing gets blocked
Run a 2–4 week pilot that just watches. You'll see exactly what would have been caught across your team, with zero disruption to how people work — then turn on enforcement when you're ready.
These are the sectors Tracehold is built for — strict data rules, real consequences for a leak. We don't put names or logos here we haven't earned the right to show.