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Quilr has helped improve visibility and governance around AI application usage within our environment. The browser extension, LLM gateway, and MCP gateway together provide a centralized approach for monitoring AI adoption, identifying shadow AI usage, and enforcing security controls. Deployment was relatively smooth and the team was responsive during onboarding and support discussions. The product is evolving quickly with new capabilities focused on AI security and governance. Overall the experience has been positive.

I've had a very positive experience with Grip Security. It consistently delivers near-instant visibility into SaaS usage and sprawl, which is critical for maintaining control in a distributed environment. I've personally been a Grip user for a couple of years prior to joining our org, and while I'm not keen on simply bringing in new tools to a company I had just joined, we were missing some very important visibility. I've let my team review Grip Security independent of my thoughts and they agreed.

Ciaco AI Defense was created to fill a gap caused by the rapid and sudden adoption of AI technologies. It does this by detecting unauthorized AI applications, validating models to identify anomalous components, and implementing safety guardrails to prevent unexpected responses during AI application runtime.

The S1 prompt security runs quietly in the background and gives our team the confidence to use tools without accidentally sharing private company data or violating any strict privacy laws.

Has great AI security governance but comes with a complex setup for it.

it has been a strong overall experience. the team was responsive and knowledagble and the onboarding process was straight forward.

My experience has been positive. It provides strong AI security and compliance tools to help us have more visibility and control over our AI systems.

The platform is a very helpful tool for us. it helps with auditing and protecting some of the key systems we use at my company