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Keeps Secrets Safe

Leo helps your teams use AI at work without exposing confidential data, because access is governed by role and information stays controlled.

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The Reality

Why This Matters

Most workplaces have a simple reality. The most valuable knowledge is also the most sensitive.

Valuable = Sensitive

The most valuable knowledge in your organization is also the most sensitive. This creates a natural tension when adopting AI tools.

Trust Barriers

Teams worry about what gets shared, who can see it, and where it ends up. That hesitation slows adoption and blocks collaboration.

Back to Manual

When trust is missing, people revert to manual work. This wastes the speed and efficiency that AI is supposed to provide.

Comparison

Generic AI vs Leo

See what changes when security is built into the foundation.

What you experience
  • Generic AI
  • Leo
Confidential questions
People avoid asking, or remove key details.

People can ask safely with the right controls in place.

Who can see what
Boundaries can be unclear across teams.

Role-aware access keeps information in the right hands.

Sharing internally
Risk of oversharing in chats and handovers.

Sensitive context stays governed and controlled.

Trust and adoption
Caution slows usage and limits value.

Clear safeguards increase confidence and real adoption.

Scaling across teams
Security becomes harder as usage grows.

Governance supports safe scaling across departments.

Fear of Leakage

Users avoid sensitive topics entirely

Stripped Details

Key context removed = inaccurate answers

Reduced Value

Quality drops, time gets wasted

The Challenge

AI is only useful if people trust it

In real work, sensitive information is everywhere. Commercial terms, employee records, customer data, internal financials, incident details, and strategic plans show up in everyday questions.

If people fear leakage, they will either stop using AI or strip out the details that make an answer accurate. Both outcomes reduce quality and waste time.

A secure tool must protect information by default, not rely on perfect user behaviour.

The Solution

What Changes with Leo

Leo is built for privacy-first operations. It keeps your information controlled, and it applies safeguards as part of how it works day to day.

Move Faster

The most valuable knowledge in your organization is also the most sensitive. This creates a natural tension when adopting AI tools.

Security Support

Security teams can support the rollout because access and boundaries are clear.

Built-in Privacy

Privacy-first controls are embedded into every interaction, not bolted on afterwards.

Practical Capabilities

Leo applies role awareness so people only access what they are allowed to see.
Leo supports controlled sharing, so sensitive context does not spill across teams.
Leo reduces accidental exposure by keeping work inside governed workflows.
Leo helps teams collaborate without copying sensitive content into public channels.
Leo supports safe usage at scale, so security does not degrade as adoption grows.
Leo is designed to build confidence, so people can use AI without second-guessing.

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User Experience

How It Feels to Use

Before Leo

Security concerns create friction

A manager wants help drafting a customer response, but removes key details "just in case."

An analyst wants to summarise a financial update, but avoids using AI because it feels risky.

A team member pastes sensitive context into the wrong channel during a rushed handover.

With Leo

The experience is calmer

People ask normal work questions in a controlled environment.

Leo respects role boundaries and keeps information where it belongs.

Teams can move quickly without exposing confidential details, because safety is part of the workflow, not a separate step.

Scale with Confidence

Built for Trust as Context Grows

Security is not just about preventing worst-case scenarios. It is about enabling everyday work with confidence.

Leo is designed to keep safeguards consistent as more teams, regions, and roles adopt it.