Your team is human. Arms Cyber keeps your sensitive data invisible to anything you haven't approved, so an everyday mistake never turns into a data leak.
Most data doesn't leak through a compromise. It walks out during normal work, when a coding assistant ships source code and API keys to a model. You can't train every mistake out of people — and you definitely can't train every mistake out of an AI model — so Arms Cyber removes the exposure instead. Your sensitive data stays invisible to anything that shouldn't access it.
How APE contains human mistakesAPE keeps your sensitive data concealed, so unapproved tools and misdirected AI processes simply can't see it. What they can't see, they can't leak.
Set what AI running on the device is allowed to touch. APE enforces it on the device and denies access to secrets and sensitive files before data is ever read in.
If a process reaches for protected data or opens a decoy file, APE alerts you in real time with full context, and can stop it before anything leaves the device.
These protections are APE, Raven's AI Policy Enforcement module.
See how APE worksThe concealment that hides your data from a careless mistake is the same technology running across all of Raven, from ransomware defense to data resilience. One lightweight sensor covers your whole environment.
of employees use AI tools their employer never approved.
UpGuard, 2025Shadow AI is any AI your team runs without approval, from co-work agents to locally run coding assistants operating directly on the endpoint.
You make the data impossible to leak by mistake. Raven keeps your sensitive files concealed from any tool you haven't approved, so a slip has nothing to expose. If a process opens a decoy, Raven alerts you in real time and can stop it before real data is reached.
Yes. Arms Cyber's Raven Platform keeps sensitive data hidden from any unapproved AI and lets you set what each AI process is allowed to access.
Yes, and it usually happens during normal work, when an assistant sends source code or API keys to a model to do its job. Raven scopes each assistant to approved locations and denies it your secrets and customer data, so it keeps helping developers without leaking anything sensitive.
No, it covers what they can't. Network-based tools like DLP, CASB, and EDR were built to watch traffic, but local AI and on-device activity never cross the network. Raven works on the endpoint itself and runs alongside them.
No. APE runs on the same lightweight Raven sensor as your other modules, so there's nothing new to deploy. It stays out of the way, enforcing policy quietly and only stepping in when a process crosses a line you've set. Your team keeps working; your data stays protected.
See how Arms Cyber keeps your sensitive data invisible, even when people slip up.
