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ZENTINELLE

Policy-Based

Define rules once. Enforce them everywhere. Override when you need to.

AI governance shouldn’t mean AI prohibition.

POLICY ENGINE

Your security team says no. Your engineering team says they need it. The result? Shadow AI that nobody controls.

18+ policy types. Inheritance from org to user. Real-time enforcement. Full audit trail.

Policy types you can define:

Every policy cascades through the inheritance chain.

  • Rate Limits — Requests per minute, hour, day. Per user, team, or org.
  • Budget Caps — Monthly spend limits with alerts and hard stops.
  • Model Restrictions — Allowlist or blocklist specific models. GPT-4 for analysts, Claude for engineers.
  • Tool Permissions — Which agents can access which APIs, databases, filesystems.
  • Content Filters — Block PII, toxicity, prompt injection attempts.
  • Data Access Controls — Row-level, column-level, database-level restrictions.

How It Works

01

Inheritance Model

Set org-wide defaults. Let teams tighten or (with permission) loosen. Grant specific users elevated access. The most specific policy wins.

Inheritance Model
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02

Real-Time Evaluation

Real-Time Evaluation
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03

Policy Versioning

Every policy change is versioned. See who changed what, when. Roll back if needed.

Policy Versioning
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