Overview/Register/ Shadow AI & Visibility/SA-03
Enterprise AI Assistant Secure Deployment (for example Copilot)
Labels sensitive data and repairs file permissions before an AI assistant goes live, so the assistant does not show data to the wrong people.
SA-03 What this service does
Labels sensitive data and repairs file permissions before an AI assistant goes live, so the assistant does not show data to the wrong people.
It is delivered inside the Shadow AI & Visibility practice area, which exists to find the AI already in use without approval, then replace it with sanctioned tools held under control.
The engagement is scoped at the briefing; nothing here is priced on the page. What is fixed is the output: the artefacts below are what you hold at the end.
SA-03-D Deliverables
On handover- Permission clean-up report
- sensitivity labels
- DLP rules
- go-live checklist
Where it sits Delivery context
- Practice area
- Shadow AI & Visibility (Tab C, reference SA)
- Service reference
- SA-03
- Indicative tier
- Critical. Tiers are indicative of the risk this service addresses and are not client data.
- Why the area exists
- Find the AI already in use without approval, then replace it with sanctioned tools held under control.
- Evidence
- Practitioner credentials behind this work are listed once, in full, on the credentials page. We publish no client names.
Same tab Other services in Shadow AI & Visibility
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SA-01
Shadow AI Discovery & Inventory
Finds AI tools, agents and browser extensions that people use without approval. Makes an inventory with risk ratings.
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SA-02
Sanctioned AI Enablement
Replaces public AI tools with approved enterprise AI tools and sets safe configurations.
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SA-04
AI Access & Usage Control
Sets which users can use which AI tools, and how. Applies these rules in real time.
We are not accepting new clients at present, so no briefing is running on SA-03. What this service produces is set out above.
Read the availability note