Your clients are using AI. Do you know if it’s secure?

Every business is under pressure to adopt AI. Few have processes or tools in place for secure use. Todyl helps you see AI use across clients and teams, catch misuse as it happens, and keeps the system of record auditors ask for.

67%

of users accessing AI services on corporate devices use non-corporate accounts.

97%

of organizations that had an AI-related breach lacked proper AI access controls.

80%

of organizations have seen AI agents perform unintended actions.

Meet Your Newest Insider Threat

The apps, extensions, and agents your clients use often run with privileged access and very little supervision. Help them benefit from the value of AI without the blind spots to associated risks.

Shadow AI doesn’t ask permission

Do you know which AI apps your clients’ teams are using, and what’s being pasted into them? Unapproved tools and sensitive data in prompts are where internal AI risk begins.

When good AI goes rogue

If an AI agent started reading passwords or poking around where it shouldn’t, would you know? A hijacked AI tool has real permissions, so the actual threat looks a lot like a normal day’s work.

Four Operating Pillars Protecting Inside the Building.

Help your clients keep AI in line with the same framework that keeps attackers out: visibility, control, protection, and proof. Securing the AI tools already running across their businesses.

See AI everywhere

Put AI activity next to endpoint, identity, network, and cloud events, in one searchable location.

  • AI app activity visible in network traffic
  • GenAI alerts for detection and analysis
  • Consolidated cases covering every attack vector
  • Natural language queries with Janus SIEM Search

Who approved that app?

Who decides which AI apps your clients can use, and how is that enforced? An AI policy that exists only on paper doesn’t reduce risk.

  • Exposed local LLM runtime detection
  • Microsegmentation to limit how far compromises can spread
  • Whole categories of AI apps blocked in SASE policy
  • Every AI app decision logged for forensics and governance

Catch AI misbehaving in the moment

AI tools run with real permissions. When one behaves badly, Todyl detects it on the device and drives rapid response, through our 24x7 SOC or yours.

  • GenAI detections across Windows, macOS, and Linux
  • Visibility into
  • MCP server activity
  • Broad based support for common models
  • SOC expertise behind every rule

“Trust us” isn’t evidence

Answer the AI question for auditors, insurers, and boards with evidence, not assurances.

  • AI event logs retained in the SIEM for audits
  • GRC maps common controls (CIS, CMMC, HIPAA, PCI, etc.)
  • Frameworks drive awareness and AI governance
  • Shadow AI visibility delivers risk management

Good Questions. Straight Answers.

What is internal AI security?


Internal AI security is seeing, governing, and protecting the AI tools a business uses itself, including apps, browser extensions, coding agents, and MCP servers. It’s the other side of AI security, alongside protecting against attackers who use AI.

What is shadow AI?


Shadow AI is AI apps, browser extensions, and agents used without approval. The risks include sensitive data pasted into prompts, AI used outside policy, AI tools reaching places they shouldn’t, and surprise billing for unauthorized token usage.

What can Todyl’s GenAI detections catch?


They catch AI tools behaving badly on the device, such as an AI agent reading credentials or reaching places it shouldn’t, and they detect exposed local LLM runtimes. Each rule has a SOC runbook, with 24x7 response.

How do I show an auditor that AI use is governed?


Todyl retains AI event logs in the same record as every other control, and GRC maps controls and retains evidence for auditors and insurers.

Testimonials

Justin Mirsky DBT

"It was clear that Todyl’s MXDR was truly looking out for us 24/7. When I got the call from their detection engineers on a Sunday, I asked them to jump in and help us and they agreed right away."

Justin Mirsky
Managing Partner, DBT
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Milan Baria Blueclone

"End users have shared that they love that they log in to their PC and it just works, whether they are in one of the office locations, at home, or traveling."

Milan Baria
Founder and CEO, Blueclone Networks
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Aaron Zimmerman Totalcare

“Todyl has been invaluable to our growth over the past year. The team is more than just another vendor, they’re a business partner we can turn to for crucial cybersecurity knowledge and support whenever we need it.”

Aaron Zimmerman
President and CEO, TotalCare IT
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Paul Havens It Haven

“Before Todyl, we were using about 8 tools per machine, which was a hassle to image and onboard. Now, we just use Todyl and our RMM, and have cut our onboarding time down to less than an hour. It’s just as easy for offboarding.”

Paul Havens
CEO, IT Haven
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Brian Guenther Exceed | Todyl

"We rely on their expertise, and we can always turn to them with any questions. Working with Todyl feels like a true partnership because they make time for us, listen, and implement our feedback."

Brian Guenther
President and CEO, Exceed Cybersecurity and IT Services
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Nicholas Weber Queen Consulting | Todyl

"We know what regulations our clients are up against. We use Todyl to head off potential issues before they become pain points."

Nicholas Weber
Technical Support, Queen Consulting
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Wayne Stanley Iron Dome | Todyl

"Switching to Todyl helped us achieve every initial goal and more, With Todyl, my team can deliver better security through a single-pane-of-glass with robust reporting that we didn’t have with multiple vendors."

Wayne Stanley
President and CEO, Iron Dome
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Steven Giacoppo | Todyl

"The visibility from SIEM and the support from Todyl’s MXDR team were extremely helpful during a stressful time."

Steven Giacoppo
Founder and President, MJN Technology Services
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Know what you're saying yes to

Your clients are going to adopt ai either way. Todyl lets you say yes to it, with the visibility, the controls, and the evidence to show it is governed.

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