PII and secrets
Detect common sensitive data before release
Use built-in checks for personally identifiable information and secrets at governed release boundaries.
Control sensitive data where agents release it.
Agent DLP applies PII, secret, and customer-defined detection at governed model, tool, channel, and service boundaries before a release proceeds.
At the egress boundary
Inspect data where the agent is about to release it.
Pair content signals with the action, actor, destination, and policy context that matter for the decision.
Agent, workflow, or workspace
Governed egress + content controls
Model, tool, channel, service, or supported external agent boundary
Control signals
Use built-in detection and your own domain knowledge.
Bring your own detector
Keep your detector and data classification in your control
Use the classifier, taxonomy, and business context your organization already trusts without handing over a historical corpus or training a vendor model to adopt the feature.
Policy context
Make data release a policy decision
Combine a data signal with the destination, action, identity, approval state, and policy that define acceptable release.
Live evaluation path
Evaluate each release at its configured boundary.
For each live check, Atellagent evaluates the relevant request at the configured governed boundary before the release proceeds.
A deliberate rollout
Observe, validate, then enforce where the boundary supports it.
Start by recording likely policy outcomes. Validate the detection and policy effect with your teams, then enforce the controls whose scope and behavior you understand.
1
Observe
Record content-control decisions and their relevant context without blocking the supported flow.
2
Validate
Review observed outcomes, selected PII coverage, and destination rules with evidence from real decisions.
3
Enforce
Block or route supported releases according to the published policy, including fail-closed behavior for required checks.
See how Agent DLP fits the wider control model.
Start free in a hosted workspace, explore the product surface, or schedule a technical review of your egress boundaries and content-control requirements.