Moviwa: control data leaks to generative AI

A Montevive AI product

Your team already uses ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. Moviwa blocks confidential data leaks in real time, without switching tools, without slowing anyone down.

01Real-time blocking, before the prompt is sent
02Compliance by design: GDPR, AI Act, ISO 42001
03Active in minutes, without touching your infrastructure

Moviwa is the technical control that underpins the Compliance and AI Security services in this catalog. For product details, demo and pricing, visit its own site.

Discover Moviwa at moviwa.ai/es

The problem

Your team already uses generative AI. The question is not whether they use it, but whether you can tell what information has left the organisation, when, and through which tool. Almost no company can answer that today.

What it actually does

It inspects before sending, not after
The analysis happens in the browser, on the text about to be sent, before it leaves the machine. That is the difference from a network DLP: when traffic is encrypted towards a third-party service, the network sees a connection, not content. Here the content is visible, which is why a decision can be made.
It leaves a record that stands up in an audit
Each attempt records which category of data was detected, what was done and when. That is the evidence that turns “we have a policy” into “we can show it is applied”, which is exactly what separates a passed audit from a non-conformity.
It deploys without touching the infrastructure
There is no proxy to stand up and no certificates to install on every machine. That matters because control projects that require touching the network get postponed, and a postponed control protects nobody.

Where it fits in the method

It is the technical control of step 03 of the AI Ready Method and the evidence for criterion 03 of the Seal: active controls with traceability.

See the AI Ready Method →See the AI Ready Seal →

What it is not

It is not an antivirus.
It does not block access to AI tools.
It does not replace a usage policy: blocking without offering an alternative pushes the use onto personal phones, which is the worst possible outcome.

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