Secure AI Rollout

Put an approved AI assistant in your team's hands, set up so it only reaches what it should

Turn on AI without exposing what should stay private

AI assistants built into your email and file platform can search everything a user has access to. If permissions on shared folders, sites, and mailboxes are loose, an assistant can surface sensitive files to people who were never meant to see them. That is why a secure rollout starts with access, not with the AI.

Graemouse reviews and tightens who can reach which files, sites, and mailboxes, puts sign-in and data protection controls in place, and configures the approved AI assistant. We start with a pilot group, adjust based on what we learn, and then expand to the rest of your business with training and help desk support. Your staff get a useful tool, and you know exactly what it can and cannot reach.

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A secure AI rollout includes:

Part of our AI services for business

Secure AI Rollout works best as part of a plan. Most businesses start with an AI Governance Review, then add a secure rollout, staff training, ongoing management, and automation as they are ready.

We support law firms, CPA and accounting firms, financial advisors, healthcare practices, and growing businesses with 10 to 250 people across Tacoma, Seattle, and Western Washington, and we manage IT and cybersecurity for businesses like yours every day. See all of our AI services for business.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do we need an AI Governance Review first?

It is not required, but it is the best starting point. The review shows which tools are already in use and gives you a policy and approved toolset, which tells us exactly what to set up.

We recommend an assistant that fits the platforms you already use and your confidentiality needs, as part of the approved toolset from your governance review.

It depends on your size and how much access cleanup is needed. We give you a plan with timing before we start, and the pilot group usually tells us how fast to expand.