One console · No E5

Shadow AI Control for Internal IT Teams

Your employees are using AI tools nobody approved. ShadowLock gives in-house IT and security teams the visibility, enforcement, and reporting to get ahead of it, without an MSP, an E5 license, or a quarter-long rollout.

Free 14-day trial.

console for the whole org

layers: endpoint, browser, M365

E5 licenses required

days

to first real exposure data

Definition

Can an in-house IT team run shadow-AI control without an MSP?

Yes. ShadowLock is built for in-house IT and security teams to detect unsanctioned AI use, block sensitive data from reaching AI tools, and report on exposure, all from a single console, with no MSP, no Microsoft 365 E5 license, and no platform migration. One administrator can run it for the entire organization.

Why in-house teams pick it

Why in-house IT teams choose ShadowLock

You don't need a security operations center to get shadow-AI under control. You need visibility, enforcement, and a report you can take upstairs.

01The visibility

See your AI exposure in days, not a quarter

Most "AI governance" projects stall in planning. ShadowLock starts producing real data the day the agent installs: which AI tools your people use, on which machines, with what data. No discovery workshop, no consultant, no quarter-long rollout before you learn anything.

02The coverage

One team, every endpoint, one console

In-house IT does not have a per-site security team. ShadowLock covers the endpoint, the browser, and the Microsoft 365 tenant from a single dashboard, so one admin can run shadow-AI control for the whole org without stitching together three tools.

03The answer

Answer the question leadership is already asking

The board read the headline; your CISO wants a number. Show up with a working shadow-AI program and a board-ready report instead of "we think we're fine." When the AI question comes, and it will, you have evidence, not a shrug.

04The enforcement

Turn the policy you already wrote into reality

You probably already have an AI acceptable-use policy. ShadowLock enforces it: block sensitive data from reaching ChatGPT, allow the tools you sanction, and educate users at the moment they try something risky, so the document stops being a PDF nobody follows.

FAQ

Internal IT FAQ

Is ShadowLock only for MSPs, or can in-house IT teams use it?

Both. ShadowLock is built for in-house IT and security teams running shadow-AI control for a single organization, as well as MSPs managing many. The same multi-tenant platform works whether you have one org or fifty. Internal IT teams just operate within their own organization.

How fast can an internal IT team get value?

Fast. Push the agent through your existing endpoint management, force-install the browser extension via Chrome/Edge enterprise policies, and AI activity starts flowing into the dashboard the same day. You get a real picture of your shadow-AI exposure in days, not the quarter-long project most governance initiatives turn into.

We already have an AI acceptable use policy. Why do we need a tool?

A written policy without enforcement is a hope, not a control. ShadowLock turns the policy into reality: detecting unsanctioned AI use, blocking sensitive data from being pasted into AI tools, and producing an audit trail when something goes wrong. It is the difference between having a policy and being able to prove it is followed.

Do we need Microsoft 365 E5 or a big security stack to run this?

No. ShadowLock is a focused, endpoint-native control with straightforward per-device pricing: no E5 license, no SIEM, and no platform migration required. It runs alongside whatever endpoint and identity tooling you already have.

Can one administrator manage this for the whole organization?

Yes. ShadowLock is designed so a single IT admin can run shadow-AI detection, policy enforcement, and reporting for the entire org from one console. Policies cascade from the organization level down to individual devices, with per-device overrides where you need them.

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