Allow the AI you trust. Block the rest, by rule.
Enable AI adoption without blanket blocking: define which providers are sanctioned per department and destination, and enforce it in the browser and on the gateway with the reason shown.
Blanket blocking harms productivity. Open access creates risk.
Unsanctioned and non-EU AI in daily use.
The challenge
Teams adopt whichever assistant is fastest, including providers outside the EU or outside your contracts, often through personal accounts.
Why existing controls miss it
Network controls block or allow a domain; they cannot apply different rules to different departments and data, or explain the decision to the user.
How Deltawall enforces it
Rules per department and destination allow sanctioned, EU-resident tools and block the rest. The user sees the reason, and the same rule set applies to API traffic through the gateway.
- A ready rule to block non-EU AI
- EU-first provider allow-list on the gateway
- Desktop AI apps governed through MDM bundles
What you can govern today.
- Browser AI sites
- ChatGPTClaudeGeminiMicrosoft CopilotPerplexityDeepSeek
- Gateway providers
- Mistral EUAzure OpenAI EU EUOpenAIAnthropicDeepSeek
- Desktop apps (MDM)
- ChatGPT DesktopClaude DesktopDeepSeek DesktopMicrosoft CopilotAllowed or blocked through AppLocker, a DNS blocklist or a Jamf profile. Governed, never intercepted.
Four steps. Quoted in writing.
Every tier includes the whole platform. What changes with size is the price per user, the setup scope and the service level.
Paid proof of value
Thirty days in your own browser estate, up to 100 users, on your sector's template. Credited in full against year one.
Tier by headcount
Starter for 100 to 249 protected users, Growth for 250 to 999, Enterprise from 1,000.
One-time setup
Rollout through your MDM, policy tuning to your data, and the works-council documentation.
Annual contract
Per protected user, billed annually. Monthly billing is available with a surcharge.
What buyers ask.
Can we allow ChatGPT for one team and block it for another?
Yes. Rules combine department and destination, so the same site can be allowed, warned or blocked per department.
Does the user know why something was blocked?
Yes. The banner states the rule and the reason. There are no silent failures.
See it stop real-looking data in a real browser.
A 30-minute technical walkthrough: a prompt redacted, a file stopped, the dashboard, and an evidence pack verified offline in front of you.
No slide deck. Synthetic data only.
