Data protection
Prompts
Detect broad categories of sensitive content such as PII, credentials, and sensitive keys and secrets.
Map AI usage from the endpoint before it becomes unmanaged risk.
AI Atlas uses the Aegis endpoint agent to monitor enterprise AI usage where work happens: on the endpoint. It gives organizations visibility into sensitive prompt data, risky agent skills and MCP servers, token consumption, estimated usage costs, and the ability to identify users connecting their personal AI accounts.
Endpoint level detection
Employees use local AI harnesses, editor integrations, and agent tooling before security teams have a complete inventory. AI Atlas analyzes endpoint AI harness activity as security context, leveraging the power of Aegis to get started immediately, no setup required.
Data protection
Detect broad categories of sensitive content such as PII, credentials, and sensitive keys and secrets.
Extension review
Inspect installed agent extensions for suspicious instructions, risky tools, and malicious behavior.
Operational visibility
Understand AI usage patterns without waiting for every workflow to move into one approved tool.
Identity context
Differentiate approved company accounts from personal AI accounts connected to work activity.
Prompt DLP and extension review
Atlas monitors AI usage for sensitive data and pairs that with deep skill and MCP security detection and visibility. This helps teams separate normal AI adoption and acceptable use from activity that needs coaching, policy, or containment.
Monitor user prompts for sensitive data patterns such as PII, credentials, secrets, passwords, and other regulated or confidential information.
Inspect installed agent skills and MCP servers for suspicious behaviors including exfiltration patterns, obfuscated instructions, and unsafe configuration drift.
Track token counts, estimated token costs, user adoption, and personal AI account usage so teams can govern AI activity with real data.
Operating model
Aegis observes AI harness activity where employees already work: terminals, editors, agents, and local tooling.
Atlas separates prompt DLP findings, extension risk, usage context, and account identity into reviewable security evidence.
Security teams can coach users, review unsafe local components, and report AI adoption with clearer operational context.
Detect sensitive data entering AI systems
Identify risky local AI agent extensions
Measure AI usage, cost, and account identity across endpoint users
Need endpoint AI visibility?
Monitor prompt leakage, local AI extensions, token usage, estimated cost, and account identity with Meridian AI Atlas.