Abdulloh noticed that his personal data was being retained on AI servers. Later, he realized the problem was a thousand times bigger when he saw employees at corporations uploading customer databases, code, and contracts to ChatGPT every day.
What data leaked from your company through AI yesterday?
— no IT security team could give a clear answer to this question.
Companies had two options: ban AI (but employees would use it in secret anyway) or simply turn a blind eye to the risk. Banks, fintech, and telecom companies were in constant fear of confidential data and customer databases leaking to third-party AI servers.
Abdulloh founded the Occlum platform specifically to put a stop to this problem
What is Occlum, and how does it work?
- Occlum Sensor: Diagnostics that reveal hidden AI usage within a company.
- Dual Deployment: Cloud ($10/seat) for small teams, and a full On-Premise license for large banks.
- Regulatory Compliance: Fully meets the requirements of the EU AI Act and local legislation.
Do you know what data your employees are uploading to ChatGPT? Use Occlum today to take advantage of AI's capabilities without compromising your data's security.
