Do you know what your team is sharing with AI?
Employees can adopt AI faster than policy and oversight can follow. Managed GenAI Protection helps leaders see AI use and apply endpoint controls when sensitive data or harmful prompts create risk.
- See the AI tools being used
- Stop sensitive data leaving
- Block harmful prompts
Three controls at the work endpoint
Acronis GenAI Protection backs policy with visibility plus detect-or-block controls where people use AI.
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Tier1 helps apply endpoint policy, review reporting, and turn identified gaps into practical action.
- Endpoint protection coverage
- Approved and unapproved tool policy
- Sensitive-data and harmful-prompt controls
- Usage reporting and managed review
Frequently asked questions
Can Managed GenAI Protection show which AI tools people use?
Acronis documents Gen AI usage visibility, Shadow AI discovery, reporting, and policy controls across protected endpoints. Coverage depends on the endpoints in scope and the current supported-product documentation.
Can it stop sensitive information being shared with AI?
Acronis documents controls that detect sensitive content in prompts and file uploads and can block it from being shared with public or unapproved AI tools. Tier1 helps configure policy to match the business information and endpoints in scope.
What is harmful-prompt or prompt-injection protection?
It is an endpoint control designed to detect and block malicious or unsafe prompts, including prompt-injection attempts, before they influence AI behaviour or an AI-assisted workflow.
Does an AI policy provide the same protection?
No. A policy tells people what should happen, but it cannot by itself see a browser-based AI tool, intercept sensitive data, or block a harmful prompt. Endpoint controls help enforce the policy during real use.
Do we need to ban Gen AI?
Not necessarily. The aim is to make useful AI use visible and controlled. A business may still choose to block specific tools, prompts, data, roles, or devices where the risk warrants it.
Is the online exposure assessment an audit?
No. It is a preliminary, self-reported assessment designed to surface likely gaps and practical next steps. The score is calculated in your browser session and nothing is sent to Tier1 unless you explicitly consent and submit the result.