[ Use cases · regulated industries ]

AI DLP for the industries that can't afford a leak.

People paste customer records, claims, patient details and citizen data into AI tools to get work done. In regulated sectors that is not just a bad habit: it can turn into a reportable incident. Tracehold checks what is sent to AI tools and, according to your policy, logs it, warns, redacts the sensitive value or blocks the send. Pick your sector to see how.

[ By industry ]

Every sector leaks differently

Banking & finance

Account numbers, transactions and trading notes pasted into AI tools turn confidentiality and DORA obligations into a live data-leak risk.

Insurance

Claims, policy details and health information dropped into AI tools expose policyholders and put your GDPR posture at risk.

Healthcare

Patient records and clinical notes pasted into AI tools are special-category data: a single slip can become a serious GDPR breach.

Public sector

Citizen data and case files entered into unapproved AI tools are hard to square with public-trust duties, NIS2 and the EU AI Act.

[ Detection in the browser · EU-hosted ]

One approach across every sector

One approach across every sector. The engine runs in the browser extension (Chrome, Edge, Firefox) and checks the prompt and attached files with more than 1,600 rules, before they are sent. The extension recognises more than 300 AI tool domains; unapproved ones are shadow AI, and in the console you allow each one, leave it under review or block it. What reaches the console is event metadata (type of data, severity, destination, action) plus a masked sample of the value; keeping the content is off by default. It's all built and hosted in the EU. See how we protect your data →

See what Tracehold would catch in your sector

Book a demo. In Observe mode Tracehold records what it finds and does not interrupt anyone, so you can see what your teams send to AI tools today.

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