Does ADX Vision process or store user data?
No. Only device activity is recorded and aggregated in the cloud to provide the size and scope of organizational AI use. No prompts are recorded.
No. Only device activity is recorded and aggregated in the cloud to provide the size and scope of organizational AI use. No prompts are recorded.
Minimal operational data required for security alerts and reporting. No sensitive data is sent to the cloud.
Yes. By preventing sensitive data from leaving the environment, ADX Vision supports AI governance, privacy, and regulatory controls.
Yes. Policies can be applied at granular levels across departments, roles, or devices.
Yes. Administrators can define approved and unapproved AI tools.
Yes. ADX Vision is an extension of the ADX platform and has been designed to work both independently and as part of the wider ADX platform which prevents additional cybersecurity threats such as ransomware.
At time of launch, ADX Vision is available for Windows. macOS and Linux will follow in early 2026.
No. The analysis and prevention occur directly on the device.
ADX Vision is deployed at the endpoint level using BlackFog's standard lightweight agent. It is quick and easy to deploy and has been designed to work seamlessly with other cybersecurity products.
The user is prevented from accessing the LLM and sending the data, IT administrators will be able to see the blocked action in the BlackFog console.
No. Organizations can allow approved AI tools while blocking unauthorized or risky ones.
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