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CrowdStrike Falcon® Secure Access

Secure AI use where it happens: the browser

Discover AI tools your workforce uses, prevent sensitive data from reaching unsanctioned services, and enforce consistent policy  directly in the browser, on any device.

Control AI use without blocking work


Discover SaaS AI use, prevent sensitive data exposure in real time, and enforce session-level policy without blocking productivity.

Discover AI tools

Identify sanctioned and shadow AI apps across every browser session on managed and unmanaged devices.
Stop sensitive data exposure

Block regulated data, IP, and credentials from being entered into AI tools directly in the browser session.
Govern agentic AI before it acts

Enforce guardrails on agentic browsers that autonomously navigate, fill forms, and interact with enterprise systems on behalf of users.

Discover shadow AI before It spreads

Discover and classify every AI tool in the browser so you can quantify exposure early and govern it before risk grows. Without browser-level  visibility, most teams cannot see the full sprawl of AI use, and network controls miss AI embedded in approved apps, extensions, and emerging agentic browsers.

Keep sensitive data out of unsanctioned AI

Stop sensitive content from being submitted to unsanctioned GenAI services before it leaves the browser, including regulated data, intellectual property, credentials, source code, customer data, and financial records. Employees use these tools every day, often without realizing what they’re putting at risk.

Enforce policy on AI interactions

Apply context-aware controls based on user, device, data sensitivity, and service risk. Allow approved tools, block high-risk services, restrict use to managed devices, or enable read-only access while preventing sensitive submissions from unmanaged endpoints.

Stop risky AI extensions at the source

Assess extension risk and block high-risk AI add-ons before they can access sensitive data or enterprise systems. As employees adopt AI extensions for writing, coding, and productivity, those tools can request broad permissions, send data to third-party models, and introduce hidden dependencies that create risk across the business.

Control agentic browser behavior

Monitor behavior, enforce guardrails on high-risk actions, and keep sensitive systems and regulated data within defined boundaries. As agentic browsers begin navigating sites, filling forms, and taking action with limited user input, they create a new governance gap that enterprises need to control.

Consistent AI control across every device

Apply consistent AI controls across corporate laptops, personal devices, and contractor endpoints. Governance stays consistent across managed and unmanaged devices without MDM enrollment or extra endpoint clients.

See Falcon Secure Access in action

Featured Resources

Data Sheet
CrowdStrike Falcon Secure Access Data Sheet
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Buyers Guide — Enterprise Browser Security
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Securing Browser Identity in the Modern Threat Landscape

 

AI security and governance FAQs

Browser-based AI security and governance controls how employees use AI tools at the point of interaction. Falcon Secure Access helps teams discover shadow AI, prevent sensitive data exposure, and enforce policy across browser sessions on managed and unmanaged devices.

Falcon Secure Access identifies AI apps used in browser sessions, including SaaS AI tools browser extensions, and agentic browsers. Teams can quantify exposure before unmanaged AI use spreads.

Falcon Secure Access enforces browser-level controls that stop regulated data, intellectual property, credentials, source code, customer data, and financial records from being submitted to unsanctioned GenAI services before the data leaves the session.

Yes. Falcon Secure Access applies AI controls in the browser across corporate laptops, personal devices, and contractor endpoints

Organizations should monitor all browser behavior, assess extension risk, and enforce guardrails on high-risk actions such as form fills, enterprise system access, and sensitive data submissions.