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Shadow AI visibility
Discover and monitor supported browser-based generative AI services so previously unknown use can be reviewed against business policy.
Kenmie Computer + Acronis
Use generative AI
without losing control.
Acronis GenAI Protection helps organizations discover generative AI use, protect sensitive information in supported prompts, and turn written AI policy into enforceable technical safeguards.
Assess your AI exposureComplementary control points
Discover the connection. Govern the AI interaction.
Cloud application and identity visibility helps expose risky AI connections, while prompt safeguards help protect sensitive data where supported AI tools are used.
Why it matters
AI adoption is moving faster than most policies.
Employees can connect new AI tools or paste regulated and confidential information into public services without realizing the exposure. Governance requires both visibility into the applications and controls over what users are permitted to submit.
Acronis GenAI Protection
Controls focused on the AI interaction.
Coverage depends on the AI service, interaction channel, and licensed Acronis components. Kenmie scopes the supported controls before deployment.
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Sensitive-data protection
Inspect supported prompts for information such as PII, PHI, credentials, financial details, and confidential business data.
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Submission controls
Block unauthorized sensitive-data submissions and restrict unwanted AI services through supported protection and URL-filtering controls.
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Harmful-prompt protection
Detect and block supported prompt-injection and abusive prompt techniques that could manipulate AI behavior or introduce unsafe content.
Complementary protection
Two products. Two different control points.
CloudDR sees the cloud application and identity relationship. Acronis GenAI Protection focuses on the supported user interaction with AI.
Cloud, SaaS, identity & OAuth
- Unknown AI and SaaS applications
- Risky OAuth permissions and identities
- Cloud misconfiguration and drift
- Guided or automated remediation
Prompts, sensitive data & AI-use policy
- Browser-based GenAI usage visibility
- Sensitive information in supported prompts
- Unauthorized submissions and AI services
- Harmful prompt techniques
How the distinction works
Discovery shows the connection. Protection governs the action.
An AI assistant connects to Microsoft 365.
CloudDR can discover the application, identify the user and risky OAuth permissions, and help remediate the cloud connection. This is primarily a cloud application and identity problem.
An employee pastes patient data into a public chatbot.
Acronis GenAI Protection is designed to inspect the supported prompt, recognize sensitive information such as PHI, and block an unauthorized submission. This is an AI interaction and data problem.
The accountable layer
Managed AI governance, not another unattended tool.
Kenmie can bring assessment, policy, configuration, monitoring, and ongoing review together so technical controls follow the customer’s approved approach to AI.
Assess current AI use and identify shadow AI
Define approved, restricted, and prohibited AI services
Align technical controls with the organization’s AI-use policy
Configure monitoring, prompt safeguards, and supported blocking
Review activity, exceptions, and policy changes over time
Provide practical employee guidance for safer AI use
Healthcare and regulated data
A useful safeguard within a broader compliance program.
Prompt-level controls can help reduce unauthorized disclosure of PHI, PII, credentials, and confidential information. No single product establishes HIPAA or other regulatory compliance; policies, risk analysis, workforce practices, and documented oversight remain essential.