Acme Corporation uses traditional web gateways and firewalls that rely on static rules to restrict content. Due to risks of IP theft, Acme completely blocks access to generative AI sites like ChatGPT on corporate devices and networks.
This severely limits developer John's productivity, as he cannot leverage AI to auto-generate code documentation and other assists during work hours. John provides feedback that the AI blocking is reducing his output and efficiency.
While John can access the AI tools from his personal computer at home, it is not as seamless as having it available in his workflow on corporate machines. The lack of access during regular work hours hampers John's productivity.
Acme implements an intelligent web gateway with AI content analysis. This allows granular control of generative AI based on context, unlike the previous blanket blocks.
Now John can access permitted AI assistants through the corporate gateway. When he attempts to submit confidential code, the gateway blocks it after scanning the content. However, John can safely use the AI for generalized documentation generation by providing abstract comments and requirements instead.
Enabling controlled AI access improves John's productivity at work again. The content-aware protections ensure he cannot accidentally expose Acme's IP to the generative models. With the new solution, productivity and security are both enhanced.
The gateway balances access and risk intelligently by evaluating content dynamically. This is superior to the previous approach of completely blocking AI due to security concerns while impeding productivity.
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