By Stansberry Technology
BrainWAF
BrainWAF stops your employees from handing sensitive company data to AI chat tools, and turns every attempt into evidence your risk team can act on.
The problem
Your people already use AI chat tools at work. ChatGPT. Copilot. Claude. Gemini. They paste customer records, member data, claim details, and credentials into these tools to get their work done faster.
The free and personal versions of these tools carry no enterprise data protection. Your paid tools still cannot tell you who pasted what.
Today, nobody gets caught. There is no report. The first time you learn about it is after the incident.
What BrainWAF does
BrainWAF sits inside the employee's browser, at the last point where the data is still readable: the moment it is about to be handed to an AI tool.
It inspects typed text, pasted text, and documents, including PDF, Word, and spreadsheet files. When it finds sensitive data, it acts on your policy: allow it, warn the employee, redact it, or block it.
Every attempt is logged. Not the data itself. A tokenized record of what class of data it was, where it was going, and what happened.
The default response is education, not punishment. The employee sees a full-screen notice: what they tried to send, why it matters, and that the attempt has been logged. Most people never do it twice. The ones who do are your report.
What it detects
Coverage, stated plainly: detection is pattern-based and runs entirely in the browser. A document trips on the numbers it carries. A person's name or a street address standing alone, with no number attached, is not flagged. We would rather tell you that here than let you find it out later.
Your evidence stays in your cloud
BrainWAF never takes custody of your data.
The raw text an employee typed never leaves their browser. The evidence backend runs in your AWS account: event intake, an append-only evidence vault protected by a hash chain that breaks visibly if anyone edits a record, and a deterministic risk engine. No AI models sit in the scoring path. The same behavior produces the same score, every time.
What you get is the offender report: ranked cases, repeat offenders after education flagged, the full evidence chain verified. The report is the product.
How it deploys
No professional services project. No third-party implementation team.
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Subscribe on AWS Marketplace.
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A self-contained CloudFormation package deploys the backend into your AWS account, under your keys. The same package builds a distribution point inside your account that hosts the browser extension.
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Your endpoint management (Intune covers Windows and Mac) pushes one policy: force-install this extension, take it from this address.
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Your employees' browsers pull the extension from your own account, install it, and update themselves from the same feed.
The vendor never pushes anything into your environment. Your own systems pull, verify, and install.
Start with the audit
Shadow AI & AI Governance Audit — $15,000, 10 business days, prepaid, fixed scope.
- • Discovery: where AI tools are in use across your workforce
- • Exposure map: what data classes are leaving, and where to
- • Written findings and a remediation roadmap
- • Executive readout for the risk owner
- • An education session for your staff as the close
The audit stands on its own. The platform is the enforcement follow-on for companies that want the exposure stopped, not just mapped.
View full Shadow AI & AI Governance Audit details →Pricing
- Pilot: $7,500 flat for 90 days, up to 250 users, credited in full toward the first annual subscription on conversion.
- Platform: annual subscription via AWS Marketplace, $5 per user per month billed annually, $15,000 per year minimum.
- Audit: fixed fee, $15,000.
Who this is for
Risk owners. CISOs, compliance, legal, and internal audit teams at companies whose data carries regulatory weight: healthcare, financial services, insurance, energy and utilities, government.
Deployment is practitioner-simple on purpose. The person who stands it up does not need a vendor in the room.
Questions, answered straight
Does Stansberry Technology see our data?
No. Events are tokenized in the browser. The evidence lives in your cloud account. We hold nothing.
What if the backend is unreachable?
Enforcement is local. The extension keeps working from its cached policy and queues events until the backend answers.
Is this a DLP suite or a SIEM?
No. BrainWAF does one thing: it governs what your people hand to AI tools, in the browser, and produces evidence about it.
Which browsers?
Managed Chrome and Edge. The extension is force-installed by your policy and cannot be removed by the employee.
Deploy BrainWAF or request a pilot
Reach our team via the contact form to discuss a BrainWAF pilot ($7,500, 90 days) or an AWS Marketplace subscription ($5 per user per month, billed annually).
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