GenAI Guardrails
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WhatsApp · Telegram · Signal
Messenger Control
Most DLP fails here, because these apps encrypt the file on the device and the network only ever sees scrambled data. We close the gap with three independent layers — all three must be beaten to leak a file.
The challenge
Why this one is hard.
End-to-end encrypted messengers are the single hardest channel in data loss prevention. By the time an upload reaches a network sensor the file is already ciphertext: there is nothing to inspect and nothing to block.
They are also, for the same reason, where deliberate exfiltration goes. A file dropped into a chat window leaves no trace a conventional DLP deployment can act on.
What changes
| Before | After |
|---|---|
| An encrypted upload is invisible to network DLP. | The file is caught in the browser before encryption. |
| Sensitive text pasted into a chat goes unnoticed. | The screen-guard layer reads the chat window and stops it. |
| One control, one bypass. | Three independent layers, all of which must fail. |
How it works
Four steps from decision to evidence.
01
Browser layer
Files are caught in the browser — file picker, drag-drop or paste — before the web app can read them. Over 20 high-risk sites are covered.
02
Network layer
Uploads to messaging and file-sharing sites are blocked at the network layer, even when the file is encrypted.
03
Screen-guard layer
The chat window on screen is read, catching sensitive text typed or pasted into a message before it is sent.
04
Evidence
Each interception is recorded with the file, user, time, action and a masked preview of the match.
Capabilities
What you get.
- Three independent enforcement layers, each sufficient on its own
- Blocks file uploads before the messaging app can encrypt them
- Catches sensitive text typed or pasted directly into a chat
- Covers 20+ high-risk messaging and file-sharing hosts
- Works on Windows, Linux and macOS from a single agent
- Full evidence trail for every interception
Supported
- Messengers
- WhatsApp · Telegram · Signal · Messenger · Discord
- File sharing
- Dropbox · MEGA · WeTransfer · Pastebin and others
- Layers
- Browser · endpoint network · on-screen guard
- Operating systems
- Windows · Linux · macOS
Questions
What buyers ask about this.
If yours is not here, our team will answer it directly.
Ask usBecause each one has a bypass and they are different bypasses. A user who avoids the browser layer still meets the network layer; someone who types rather than uploads still meets the screen guard. An attacker has to defeat all three in the same action.
In audit-only and selective modes, no — staff keep working and sensitive content is logged or silently redacted. Strict mode hard-blocks with an on-screen notice. Most customers start in audit-only and tighten once they have seen the real traffic.
Yes. Group-based policy binds a detector profile to a department, so Finance and Engineering can be held to different rules from the same console, and a device's group decides which policy it enforces.
See this working on your own systems.
Bring the system you are worried about and we will show you exactly how this control would be applied to it.