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Policyholder data leaves through three doors
None of these show up in a vendor questionnaire, and all of them would show up in an exam.
Shadow AI
Adjusters and underwriters use Claude and ChatGPT on personal accounts because the approved tool can't keep up.
Silent vendor AI
Software you already approved ships new AI features in a routine update, often without telling you.
Unverified guardrails
You have a policy on what may go into AI, and no way to show it's being followed.
Shadow AI goes away when the approved AI is the one people want
Block it, or settle for Copilot
Lock down consumer AI and hand everyone a tool they quietly route around.
Sanction what they already use
Deploy native Claude and ChatGPT through a private gateway in an isolated cloud, with your rules applied to every request.
Govern authorized AI at the point of use, not every click across the company
When the approved path is also the easiest path, employees have less reason to work around it.
What changes when AI runs on zero trust
Keep your data safe
- Sanctioned AI, deployed privately
- Guardrails that act first
- Alerts when AI changes under you
- Misuse flagged by task
- Access that mirrors your org chart
Unshackle the full power of AI
- The native apps, at full strength
- Greenlight with confidence
- Agents that work with your core systems
Keep AI spend in check
- Pay only for what you use
- Budgets by person and team
- Build or buy on evidence
Stay ready for the exam
- Governance mapped to NAIC and state rules
- A log of every AI interaction
- Board-ready reporting from day one
- Supervision after go-live
Keep your options open
- Many models, one set of guardrails
Where the NAIC model bulletin has been adopted
25 jurisdictions have adopted the model bulletin and 4 more have insurance-specific AI guidance. Status as of April 1, 2026; confirm with each state's department of insurance.
How carriers put AI to work safely
AI implementation timeline, in months
From a 12-month implementation to 6 weeks
Vertical Insure reduced its AI implementation timeline from 12 months to 6 weeks while mitigating customer risk.
- Agent autonomy, by design
- L1
- Department rollout
- 3 wks
- AI tools unblocked
- 18
From AI policy to governed AI operations
A regional mutual carrier created a private AI environment, continuously monitored its vendors, and deployed purpose-built claims agents that were explicitly limited to assisting people, not acting independently.
“Swept AI transformed our AI from a compliance nightmare into our competitive advantage.”
How Swept AI made Forma Health the most trusted name in AI-assisted rare disease research
How Swept AI validated Forma Health's AI system for healthcare clinical trials.
Frequently asked questions
Is Swept an endpoint-monitoring product?
No. Endpoint tools look for unauthorized activity across devices, browsers, and applications.
Swept governs the AI your organization has authorized: who can use it, what data it can see, what it is allowed to do, how much it costs, and how it behaves.
Swept can sit alongside endpoint security without turning every employee's browser into your governance system.
Can my team keep using Claude and ChatGPT?
Yes. Swept lets you sanction the AI applications your people already want and deploy them in their native form through a private gateway in an isolated cloud.
Your team keeps the tools they prefer. Policyholder data stays inside the guardrails you set.
What about AI features our vendors turn on without telling us?
Swept alerts you when AI behavior changes or when new AI features arrive uninvited, so a routine software update doesn't quietly become a new data exposure.
Does Swept help with the NAIC Model Bulletin?
Yes. Governance is handled continuously and mapped to NAIC and state requirements.
Every AI interaction goes into an audit-ready log, and board-ready reporting is available from day one, so proof is there when an examiner or your board asks.
How is Swept priced?
Swept charges on usage, not seats. You pay only for the AI your team actually uses.
Spend is metered in real time by person and department, and you can set caps and budgets for each.
Are we locked into one AI provider?
No. Swept places approved models from different providers behind one set of guardrails.
If a vendor changes its terms or its access, you can move to another model without rebuilding your governance.
What proof does Swept provide?
Swept keeps reviewable evidence of access, policies, usage, spending, alerts, incidents, and approvals.
That record supports internal reviews, regulatory examinations, reinsurer and customer questions, and board discussions.