Your staff already use ChatGPT, Copilot and other AI tools, often without IT knowing. Waves Telecom helps Saudi companies see which AI tools are in use, stop sensitive data leaking into them, and protect the AI apps they build, with Sophos, Fortinet, Microsoft and Cisco.
Staff paste contracts, price lists, customer data and source code into public AI tools to work faster. Once it is sent, that data has left your control, and it may be stored outside Saudi Arabia. Sophos reports that 75% of employees use AI tools their employer has not approved.
The right option depends on the security tools you already own.
Finds AI tools and agents across endpoints, network, identity and browser, assesses the risk, enforces guardrails on prompts and agent behaviour, and feeds AI activity into detection and response. It is an add-on for Sophos EDR, XDR and MDR customers on the new Sophos Fusion platform, rolling out in phases.
Fortinet’s FortiGuard Inline AI Security Service, announced in October 2026, adds AI inspection to FortiGate firewalls. It finds shadow AI on your network, blocks malicious prompts, and can stop or redact 35 types of personal and confidential data before they reach an AI tool.
For Microsoft 365 companies: see how staff use Copilot and other AI apps, and apply data protection policies to AI prompts and responses.
For companies building their own AI apps and agents: protects AI models and applications against attacks such as prompt injection and data leakage.
We find which AI tools and agents your staff use, using your existing Sophos, Fortinet or Microsoft tools where possible.
We help you decide which tools are approved and which data must never be shared with AI.
We block or limit unapproved tools and add data leak rules for AI traffic.
AI activity appears in your security alerts and regular reports, so you can see what changes.
PDPL: personal data pasted into AI tools hosted abroad can raise Personal Data Protection Law issues around disclosure and transfer outside the Kingdom. See our PDPL compliance page.
NCA controls: the NCA’s private-sector controls require data protection and security event logging. AI tools are a new channel for company data, so those controls should cover them too. See NCA controls for private companies.
Shadow AI means staff using AI tools the company has not approved or cannot see, such as personal ChatGPT accounts used for work documents.
Not necessarily. Most companies approve some AI tools and set rules on what data can be shared. The security tools then enforce those rules and block the rest.
Sophos AI Defense finds AI tools and agents in your environment, assesses their risk, enforces guardrails and feeds AI activity into detection and response. It is an add-on for Sophos EDR, XDR and MDR customers on the Sophos Fusion platform, with upgrades rolling out in phases.
Fortinet announced the FortiGuard Inline AI Security Service for FortiGate in October 2026. It adds shadow AI discovery, prompt inspection and AI data leak prevention. Contact us to check availability for your model and licence.
No. Any company whose staff use AI tools with customer or company data has this risk. Smaller companies can start with an AI usage check using the security tools they already own.
If staff paste personal data into AI tools hosted outside Saudi Arabia, that can raise PDPL questions about disclosure and cross-border transfer. AI data leak controls help prevent it.
Tell us which security tools you use today. We will show you how to see and control AI use, starting with what you already own.