Say no
82%
of AI pastes come from personal accounts.
Banning a tool moves the use somewhere you can't manage it.
Teams get the AI tools they ask for, and Archetypal protects every device and browser they use them on. Archie sets it up with you.
A flat no and a flat yes both leave you exposed.
82%
of AI pastes come from personal accounts.
Banning a tool moves the use somewhere you can't manage it.
22%
of pastes include personal or payment data.
Without rules, you learn about a leak after it happens.
Archie, its AI agent, explains what Archetypal finds, drafts the rules and plans the cleanup, and asks before he changes anything.
Each step builds on the one before it, from the first scan to cleanup.
The sensor and the browser extension report what runs.
Archetypal scores every item and ranks the findings.
Rules come from your policy, and each one starts in dry run so you can see its effect first.
Archetypal blocks a malicious item and checks that it stopped.
Archie is the AI agent built into Archetypal. He reads what Archetypal sees, tells you what matters, and drafts rules and cleanup plans for you to approve. Nothing changes until you do.
Archie answers from the data Archetypal collects, in plain words. If something isn't reporting yet, he says so.
What AI is running on our devices?
Claude Code and Cursor, the postmark-mcp server, and chatgpt.com in the browser. pastebin.com is a paste site.
Archie says why an item is risky and ranks what to fix first, working from the findings rather than guessing.
What should I fix first?
First, contain postmark-mcp. Then the device with no extension. Then the 4 rules still in dry run.
Give Archie your policy or answer a few questions, and he writes the rules into a draft. Nothing changes until you publish.
AI acceptable-use policy.docx
7 rules drafted and saved to the draft.
Archie shows you a card, and only you can press Approve.
Let Finance use Perplexity.
Approved for Finance for 7 days. It ends on its own.
When an item is named malicious, Archie plans the cleanup, you approve each step and he checks that it stopped.
Blocked, removed, people told.
postmark-mcp is stopped.
Archie keeps a short Needs you list and brings up anything new that needs a decision before you ask.
postmark-mcp needs a decision. Contain it?
Choose a framework and start from its prebuilt policy. Archie tailors it to your answers and asks before he changes anything. Each line shows its rule and mode, ready to export for your auditor.
Archetypal turns your coverage into one score out of 100. Archie ranks the gaps and tells you which to close next, and the score rises as you close them.
out of 100
Each fix lands in the draft. Nothing changes until you publish.
Archie watches packages, MCP servers, extensions and models for new threats. When one could reach your devices, he suggests a safeguard first, such as holding new package versions for a week.
I'm watching for new threats in the packages your devices install every day. A malicious version can spread before anyone notices, so I suggest two guardrails. Turn them on, in dry run first?
It spread through install scripts and hit more than 180 packages in its first wave.
Flashpoint, Cloud Security AllianceMalicious versions turned AI coding CLIs on the device into secret hunters.
CloudsmithSee Archetypal and Archie work through your own policy. We will set up a time with your team.
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