Alterion Launches Aquila for AI Oversight on Employee Devices
Alterion has launched Aquila, a product that extends its runtime control plane to employee endpoints, the company announced in a press release. The product is available today for enterprise customers.
Aquila is designed to let security, risk, compliance, and engineering teams inspect AI actions and data on laptops and workstations before data leaves the device. It covers activity from coding assistants, AI tools in browsers, and local AI applications.
The product applies policy enforcement on the endpoint and provides records of AI use with user and device attribution. Aquila can block private, sensitive, or unauthorized data from leaving employee devices and stop risky AI actions before they occur.
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