Termon prevents staff from sending PII, secrets, source code, or internal documents to external AI tools — with one URL change. Full audit trails for compliance, real-time visibility, and per-team controls.
Real-time scanning of every prompt before it reaches OpenAI or Anthropic. Detection for secrets (AWS, GitHub, Stripe, JWT keys), source code, internal documents, and PII. Block, redact, or warn — per team, per tool, per user.
Immutable decision records with reasoning trace. Designed for the EU AI Act (Article 12), GDPR, SOX, MiFID II, HIPAA. Exportable for regulators. Per-tenant retention. Your compliance team gets the artefact they actually need to say yes.
Per-team, per-tool, and per-user visibility of AI spend that your provider's bill doesn't break out. See who's using which tools and what it costs — useful context for governance, though data control is the reason to deploy.
Every team rolling out AI hears the same reassurance: the provider doesn't train on your data. It's true — and it misses the point. Turning off training doesn't mean your data stays under your control.
Prompts and responses — PII, source code, contracts — are retained in the provider's logs and backups, reachable by their staff, support tooling, and subprocessors. "Private mode" governs training, not retention.
When a regulator or your own board asks which customer data has gone to an AI tool, and who sent it, you have no record. The provider won't give you one.
Logs get misconfigured, breached, or subpoenaed. Once your data sits in someone else's systems, you've lost control of its lifecycle — retention, copies, and all.
Data held in logs, model memory, or connected tools can be surfaced through prompt injection — not theoretical, demonstrated repeatedly.
The provider protects their systems. Termon protects yours — scanning, redacting, and logging every interaction before it ever leaves your network.
Most AI security tools are SaaS-only, US-headquartered, and Python-orchestrated. Termon is the alternative for organisations with stricter requirements.
Termon is built by Liam Cameron, an engineer with over twenty years building software for government, banking, financial exchanges, and healthcare — regulated sectors where data is handled carefully because it has to be. It's built for that world by someone who has worked in it.
It's at the design-partner stage: working software, 1,000+ automated tests, and real demos — offered to a small number of partners rather than sold broadly. You work directly with the person who builds it.
If you're a CISO, compliance officer, or technology leader at a regulated organisation, and your AI projects are stuck in compliance review — let's talk. Not selling. Researching the right thing to build.
Tell me how your organisation is approaching AI governance. I'll tell you what I'm seeing across the market. Whether or not Termon ends up being right for you, you'll leave with useful context.
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