An employee pastes customer information into a personal AI account. A developer connects a coding agent to an internal repository. A team adopts an AI browser extension without a security review. These are practical starting points for a shadow AI assessment: understanding which tools people use, what those tools can reach and who owns the risk.
NitronEdge works with SOAISEC Labs to help customers explore this use case. The partner's SentraGuard GCC showcase identifies NitronEdge as its value-added solution seller. It includes an interactive policy preview, a video and supporting resources.
What the SentraGuard showcase covers
SOAISEC describes discovery across browsers, development environments, APIs and endpoints, including personal accounts, agents and MCP servers. Its policy model offers allow, coach, redact and block decisions. The campaign also describes evidence exports and SaaS, private-cloud, on-premises and air-gapped deployment options. These are vendor-described capabilities to validate against your environment during scoping.
Three workflows to discuss with your security team
- Banking: a service employee wants to summarise a customer complaint. Identify the approved assistant, decide which customer fields must be removed, and define an exception path before testing. See our banking solutions.
- Public sector: a team wants AI assistance with internal documents. Agree document classifications, approved accounts and hosting requirements before deciding what use is permitted. Explore public-sector solutions.
- Engineering: a coding agent requests repository or tool access. Review credentials, permitted operations and approval requirements alongside the agent's own security controls.
These are illustrative assessment scenarios, not customer results.
Plan a pilot with measurable acceptance criteria
The campaign proposes a one-week pilot for one business unit. Treat this as a starting schedule, subject to access, deployment readiness and agreed scope. Before starting, agree:
- Which users, applications, devices and agent integrations are in scope.
- What can be recorded, who can access it and how long it is retained.
- Which test cases should be allowed, coached, redacted or blocked.
- How false positives, user disruption and coverage gaps will be evaluated.
- What evidence and operational handover are needed for a rollout decision.
A product report supports a review; it does not itself establish regulatory compliance. Confirm applicable obligations and proposed controls with your compliance team.
Explore the demo or scope your use case
Open the SOAISEC-hosted SentraGuard showcase, then contact NitronEdge to discuss a shadow AI pilot. The showcase focuses on GCC environments; suitability elsewhere needs separate scoping. Its examples are demonstrations, not measurements of your organisation.
For the wider implementation journey, see our AI security services.