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Checks what you send to external AI services against your organization's policy — observe, alert, or enforce. VAYON Governance checks what your people send to external AI services against your organization's policy — before it leaves the browser. When someone is about to send a prompt or a file to a listed AI service (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity and others), the extension checks it against the policy your organization's VAYON server provides, and acts in the mode your administrator chose: • Observe — records what would happen; blocks nothing. • Alert — warns the user and lets them decide. • Enforce — applies the policy: mask, redirect, or block. Built for organizations, not individuals: • Every setting comes from your organization's VAYON server. There is nothing for the user to configure, and the server address cannot be set by the user. • It acts only on the AI sites your organization lists, and only on what you send — it does not read the pages you browse. • What it checks is sent only to your organization's own VAYON server — never to VAYON the company, to Google, or to anyone else. Nothing is sold or used for advertising. • All code ships inside the package; nothing is loaded remotely. Deployment: the extension is installed and configured by your organization through managed policy, and reaches your VAYON server through a reserved internal name. If the server is unreachable it says so clearly and never blocks the user's work. VAYON Governance is part of the VAYON AI governance platform. Learn more at https://vayonai.com.
Sep 16, 2026
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