Frequently Asked Questions

Opsiton installs a native endpoint agent alongside a browser extension. The agent inspects uploads, prompts and files locally and returns an allow, warn or block decision; the extension applies it inside the browser and a local proxy is the final gate for everything else — desktop apps, terminal tools and browsers without the extension.

Opsiton monitors major AI platforms including ChatGPT, Claude, Google Gemini, and more. It can detect free-tier usage, track file uploads to AI services, and enforce policies around sensitive data sharing with AI tools.

Most organizations deploy Opsiton in under 30 minutes. Create your account, generate an enrollment key, then roll out the agent installer and browser extension to your fleet. Policies sync automatically and protection begins immediately.

Yes. Opsiton uses tenant-isolated architecture, so each organization's data is separated. API keys are encrypted at rest, all communication uses HTTPS, and we never access or store your sensitive content.

Yes. Opsiton supports flexible policy management, including URL blocklists, AI platform monitoring rules, file upload restrictions, and custom detection patterns. Policies can be set to block or monitor mode.

Opsiton can block the page, show a warning, or log the event silently. Critical events can automatically create incidents and trigger email notifications to your security team.

Opsiton follows a formal fail-safe architecture (REQ-PRX-001): if the agent stops, administrator-targeted risk domains (such as ChatGPT, Claude, and corporate policy targets) immediately fail-closed and cannot be accessed. General business websites remain open (fail-open) so your organization experiences zero downtime. Following enterprise industry standards (Forcepoint, GlobalProtect), a degraded or stopped agent is treated as an IT operational ticket rather than an organization-wide outage.