Iboss unveils AI DLP for Real-Time data controls
iboss announced AI DLP on November 3, 2026, a data-loss prevention product designed to inspect content in real time across AI tools, cloud applications, and other online destinations. The company plans to open a private preview in December 2026. The product targets limitations in conventional data-loss prevention, which often relies on regular expressions or pre-defined labels that can miss…
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- iboss announced AI DLP on November 3, 2026, with a private preview planned for December 2026.
- The tool uses AI and OCR to inspect content in real time across AI tools and cloud apps.
- It governs both human users and autonomous agents, applying policies to encrypted AI sessions.
The system combines AI and machine-learning classification with deep content inspection, including optical character recognition for documents and images. It bases enforcement on the substance of files or prompts rather than just metadata. Policies can be scoped by user, group, or department to identify, flag, or stop transfers involving source code, customer data, and intellectual property. Violations roll into risk-scored incidents with evidence for analysts.
The solution requires encrypted-session inspection to see prompts sent to web-based AI tools. It also extends to autonomous agents, governing which AI services they can use and retaining records of their activity. iboss states that customer traffic is processed in dedicated containers with isolated SSL keys. The product integrates with existing services like Secure Web Gateway and CASB, and a 30-minute demonstration is scheduled for November 5, 2026.
Iboss Unveils AI DLP for Real-Time Data Controls Across Cloud and AI
Unite.AI · 3 November 2026
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