
AI Governance & Advisory Services
TorchLight’s Secured and Trusted AI deployment gives your organization enterprise-grade governance over how AI interacts with your data, so you can enable innovation without creating threat exposure.
When employees use AI tools like Copilot, ChatGPT, and Gemini, they’re often querying systems that have no visibility into what data is being shared or surfaced. Without governance, a single misconfigured permission or rogue upload can expose confidential records, financial data, or client information. Most organizations don’t know it’s happening until it’s too late.
Unified Governance
Is my data being used safely with AI? We establish a single point of visibility to monitor, audit, and manage how AI agents interact with your organizational data.
Contextual Data Integrity
We ensure the AI layer inherits your existing least-privilege access models, preventing unauthorized data surfacing and “over-sharing” risks before they occur.
Operational Resilience
We transition your team from human-led to AI-assisted productivity with built-in guardrails that protect intellectual property while accelerating business outcomes.
What’s Included with TorchLight’s AI Governance
| Service | What it does |
|---|---|
| AI Hub & Data Security Posture Management | Monitors prompts and responses across M365 Copilot and 100+ third-party GenAI apps |
| Identity Trust Hardening | Configures Entra ID risk-based conditional access to block compromised accounts from AI access |
| Communication Compliance Monitoring | Detects bias, unethical behavior, or regulatory non-compliance within AI interactions in Outlook and Teams |
| AI Usage Audit & SOC Monitoring | Connects your Unified Audit Log to TorchLight’s SOC for continuous, 24/7 oversight of AI activity |
| Browser Extension Governance | Deploys the Microsoft Purview extension for Chrome and Firefox to control AI data sharing from the browser |
| Azure Pay-As-You-Go Integration (optional) | Extends monitoring to non-Microsoft AI applications with consumption-based billing |
The 30-Day Rapid Activation Roadmap
Most governance projects take months. Ours takes four weeks.
Week 1: Foundation
Copilot licenses activated; Entra ID conditional access configured
Week 2: Guardrails
AI Hub and DSPM deployed across Copilot and third-party apps
Week 3: Oversight
Communication compliance monitors set up; optional Azure integration
Week 4: Validation
Final testing of the Secure Trust Boundary; handover to client
Ongoing: Monitoring
SOC monitoring of Copilot activity via Unified Audit Log
The Risk You’re Already Carrying
Your employees are already using AI. In most organizations, adoption started before any policy existed to govern it. They are uploading documents, pasting client data, and asking questions that touch your most sensitive information, using tools your security team has no visibility into.
The threats are not hypothetical. Researchers have identified over 50 cases of AI memory poisoning deployed by real companies across industries including finance, healthcare, and legal services, all designed to manipulate what an AI recommends in future conversations. In one class of attack, a single website visit is enough to alter the behavior of an employee’s AI assistant going forward, without any alert, any warning, or any indication that something went wrong.
Most organizations assume the risk lives somewhere else. It rarely does. The gap between when AI gets adopted and when governance gets implemented is where exposure happens. TorchLight closes that gap.

Ready to put guardrails on your AI environment?
TorchLight helps organizations deploy AI with the controls, visibility, and audit trail needed to stay secure and stay compliant. Talk to our team about what governance looks like for your organization.
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