AI adoption generates risk at unprecedented speed and scale. Constrain that risk with Imbrulo Private AI solutions.
Private AI
Deployed on Edge or Private cloud, subject to your governance.
Trusted by professionals in:
Financial Services
Legal Practices
Healthcare
Government
Manufacturing
Research & Design
and other sensitive industries.
AI development speed is breathtaking
AI capabilities are evolving faster than most organizations can govern, and adoption is outpacing security and compliance oversight. As teams use public AI tools for real work, sensitive data can cross into third-party systems and outputs can be difficult to audit or explain.
AI concentrates risk quietly
Small missteps and invisible data disclosures accumulate across thousands of interactions and automated workflows. When deferred errors surface through an audit, breach, lawsuit, or public incident and cascade instantly into outsized, enterprise-wide damage.
Mainstream AI from providers like OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, and Anthropic runs outside your environment via external services and APIs.
When sharing sensitive data with these services the business risk may be much greater than you realize.
Prompts, uploads, and context can leave your environment, crossing vendors, sub-processors, and unknown retention paths.
Public AI is a black box: limited logging, limited auditability, and limited control over where data goes and how long it persists.
A single paste of client data, contract terms, or proprietary data can create irreversible confidentiality and compliance fallout.
Data residency, retention, access control, and audit requirements can’t be “best effort” when regulators ask for proof.
Model updates, policy changes, and pricing shifts can change outputs and disrupt critical workflows overnight.
Teams start operating inside chat tools, moving knowledge and decisions outside approved governance and security controls.
Who Controls Your Data and Manages the Risk?
Data Control Boundaries
Public AI operates outside your control boundary—sending prompts and documents to third-party, black-box services with limited visibility and governance.
Private AI keeps data and model execution inside your environment, enabling enforceable security, auditability, and policy control.
AI Provider Landscape
Most mainstream “public AI” offerings from providers like OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, and Anthropic are consumed as external, API-delivered services where prompts and context are processed outside your environment. Even when wrapped in enterprise plans, the underlying model runtime remains provider-operated, so governance depends on their controls.