ADX Vision maintains visibility of AI tools in use, tracks the data-handling terms behind each model, and blocks transfers that would breach policy, producing the evidence and control the Act expects, enforced on the endpoint rather than in a document.

No. Blanket bans push usage onto personal devices where there is even less visibility. The durable approach is to allow sanctioned AI while blocking the specific transfers that put data at risk, judged by what is being sent rather than which site it goes to.

Traditional DLP matches known patterns against known channels like email and USB. AI usage breaks those assumptions: data leaves inside encrypted browser sessions to destinations DLP has no reason to distrust. Effective AI security watches data movement on the endpoint, by behavior, before it is sent.

Shadow AI is the use of AI tools and assistants that an organization has not approved or does not monitor, such as employees pasting sensitive data into consumer chatbots. Because the data leaves as encrypted conversational text, traditional DLP and network tools rarely see it.