ThreatLens gives employees a governed way to use AI while detecting sensitive data, enforcing company policy, redacting or routing requests, and recording every decision before the AI responds.
ThreatLens describes trust, risk and security across the AI lifecycle — not a single isolated control.
Check files and prompts against company policy before they reach an AI provider.
Inventory AI systems and retain evidence of what is inside them and how they are governed.
Investigate security events with evidence, correlating SIEM, EDR/XDR, cloud and identity context.
Decide whether a request is allowed, redacted, routed to an enterprise-managed model, or blocked.
See which people, apps, copilots and agents are sending which data to which models.
Record what was allowed, redacted, routed or blocked — and why — for leadership and regulators.
ThreatLens is designed to inspect the request at the moment it is sent, not after confidential data has already left the organisation.
Requests can be routed to an approved destination instead of a public AI tool when policy requires it.
ThreatLens Core is described as investigation support with human-led response — not an unsupervised replacement for analysts.
Evaluate how ThreatLens can govern AI access, inventory AI systems and support investigation. CyberDistro can help your team scope the use case and coordinate a tailored product demonstration.
ThreatLens is a platform for trust, risk and security around enterprise AI. It comprises an AI Governance Platform, AI Assurance and ThreatLens Core.
No. This page refers to ThreatLens at thethreatlens.com — enterprise AI governance, assurance and investigation. It is not a physical-security or similarly named unrelated product.
An AI Bill of Materials is an inventory of what makes up an AI system — so organisations can show what models, data and components are in use. ThreatLens positions AI Assurance around inventory, AI-BOM and evidence.
No. ThreatLens Core is described as evidence-backed investigation with human-led response. It supports SOC work; it does not claim to replace analysts.
Yes. That is the core governance idea: inspect and decide before the request reaches a public or unapproved AI provider.
For scoping and a tailored demonstration of ThreatLens, talk to CyberDistro.
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