Most breach-response tools activate after something's gone wrong. Essert focuses upstream — on the controls and data flows that prevent the incident in the first place.
Breach prevention often gets treated as a security-team-only concern, disconnected from privacy and AI governance work — even though many breaches originate in overlooked data flows (a vendor integration, an AI system pulling more data than intended, a misconfigured access control) rather than a dramatic external attack.
Inventory of the controls meant to prevent exposure, continuously checked for effectiveness.
See where sensitive data moves, including through AI systems and third-party integrations.
Flag which systems and data flows carry the highest breach risk.
Ongoing verification, not a point-in-time security review.
Supports breach-prevention obligations under CCPA/CPRA, POPIA, and general data protection best practice (aligned to frameworks like CIS Critical Security Controls).
No — Essert connects to your existing security and privacy stack rather than replacing it, adding the governance and compliance layer on top.
Yes — this is where Data Breach Prevention connects directly to the AI Governance solution, covering risks specific to AI systems' data handling.