Unleash GenAI
in the workplace

Governance and guardrails for employee usage

GenAI Enforcement Standard: A template to build enforcement standard to your organisation

Key barriers for scaling
employee GenAI usage

Difficulty keeping up with evolution

  • New use cases and specialized apps every day
  • Use cases expand beyond agreed scope
  • Employee training is quickly outdated

New risks and compliance issues

  • Data leak through model training
  • Hallucinatory content entering businesses
  • Inability to verify staff compliance with policies

GenAI poorly supported by
existing security tools

  • Unable to show how employees use GenAI
  • Data protection cannot guard prompts and responses
  • Minimal guidance to users about safe usage

How to succeed with employee GenAI usage

Develop AI policies based on how the organization uses GenAI

By looking at the real usage, data flows and risk exposures

Dynamically control access to
public GenAI apps and LLM

By automatically gating access based on data protection terms and risk profiles

Monitor and guardrail all GenAI activity

By enforcing policies on data usage and generated content based on job role needs

Inspire end user confidence with GenAI

By adding a safety net that removes accidental data leaks

CISO
Governance
Productivity
User behavior risks

AI policy is done, how to go about enforcing it?

Before diving into the how of security and governance tooling, you must first understand the what of enforcement. Evaluating tools based solely on their technical features and implementation details won’t deliver meaningful results. Success in GenAI governance starts with clearly defining what needs to be enforced—only then can you determine how to do it effectively.

User behavior risks
Visibility
Governance
CISO
Productivity

CISO Guide to Securing Employee Use of GenAI

Best Practices for Securing Public GenAI Apps and LLM Apps in the Enterprise

Guardrails
Supported GenAI App

Tricks and treats - privacy and data protection terms of popular GenAI services

It is very positive that the big GenAI vendors, like OpenAI, Microsoft and others, have been granting more transparency into how they treat the content they collect from their end users. It’s only reasonable that you know where your prompt may end up. Will it be used to train the model, or will it even show up in an AI generated response to somebody else?

Guardrails
Productivity
Supported GenAI App
User behavior risks

NROC Security releases support for Grok

Grok3 by xAI was launched on 17 February 2025 and is now supported by NROC Security

Safely allow more GenAI at work and drive continuous learning and change