Themisto In-Action.

SIEM Integration

Security events move directly into the incident-response stack.

Themisto passes enriched AI security events into the SIEM your security team already uses. Analysts see the user, device, source process, destination, matched policy, and enforcement decision without moving to a separate investigation surface.

The result is an immediately actionable event—not a context-free alert. Existing correlation rules, case management, and escalation paths can use Themisto evidence alongside endpoint, identity, and network telemetry.

Data-Centric Content Inspection

Sensitive content is identified inside the request before transmission.

Themisto inspects the data itself at the point where it is about to leave the device. A payment card number, customer record, credential, or other protected value is recognized inside the outbound payload—even when the destination is otherwise approved.

Inspection is tied to the data and its context rather than a simple destination blocklist. That lets policy distinguish an ordinary AI request from one carrying regulated or company-confidential information through the same channel.

Automated Preventive Controls

Policy turns a detection into an immediate preventive action.

When a request matches policy, Themisto applies the configured control automatically: block the transfer, route approved traffic through the encrypted gateway, alert the security team, or require the user to provide business justification.

The decision is made before protected data leaves the endpoint. Users receive a clear outcome while security teams retain the policy match and decision evidence needed to explain and audit the control.

Automated Incident Response

Every qualifying event can start a consistent response workflow.

A high-risk detection is recorded, enriched, and routed into the organization’s response process automatically. The event arrives with the evidence required to triage severity and identify the affected user, device, application, destination, and data class.

Teams can connect the event to alerting, ticketing, containment, or escalation workflows instead of relying on an analyst to reconstruct what happened from disconnected logs.

Multi-Channel Sensitive Data Detection

One policy view covers data at rest and in motion across channels.

Themisto applies sensitive-data controls across endpoint, network, browser, cloud, and generative-AI activity. The same governed data types remain visible whether they are stored on a managed device or moving toward an external service.

This cross-channel context helps security teams follow the data rather than maintain isolated rules for every application. A protected value stays protected as users move between native tools, browsers, cloud workflows, and AI services.

Regulated-Data Policy Templates

Ready-to-configure controls cover common regulated data classes.

Themisto provides policy starting points for personally identifiable information, protected health information, payment data, and financial records. Security teams can select the relevant data classes and tune the action to their risk and regulatory requirements.

Templates reduce the work needed to move from policy intent to enforceable controls while remaining customizable for organization-specific identifiers, approved destinations, exceptions, and response actions.

Granular Incident Reporting

Investigators get the complete story behind every decision.

Each incident report connects the actor, device, source application, destination, policy, data classification, verdict, reason, and timestamp. Security teams can move from a fleet-level pattern to the individual event without losing context.

Granular evidence supports investigation, audit, stakeholder reporting, and policy tuning. Teams can show what was attempted, why Themisto acted, and whether the request was blocked, allowed, or escalated.