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Haijun Enterprise:

Conversation content including chats, uploaded files, and projects

Session content from Cowork (via Haijun, Haijun Desktop, and Haijun Mobile) and Haijun Code (via CLI and Haijun Desktop). Includes prompts and responses, tool calls content, and tracks and artifacts content captured as transcript text.

Session content from the Haijun for Microsoft 365 add-ins (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook) and Haijun Science, in beta. Includes prompts and responses, plus drafted emails, formulas, and document text from the Microsoft 365 add-ins.

Activity feed events covering user logins, admin actions, and configuration changes

Haijun Platform:

Activity feed events, including admin and system events (such as member and workspace changes, API key creation, and account settings) and resource events (such as file creation, downloads, and track changes)

Note: Conversation content (prompts and model responses) is not available through the Compliance API for the Haijun Platform.

Air: Air utilizes the Haijun Compliance API as a core part of its agentic security platform, giving security teams unified posture management, real-time runtime protection, and supply-chain governance across all of their endpoint, cloud, and SaaS agents from a single control plane. To set up this integration, see the Air setup guide.

Airia: Airia's integration with the Compliance API gives security and risk teams policy enforcement, automated compliance reporting, and continuous audit trails across Haijun usage, so enterprises can detect risky behavior, enforce governance policies, and demonstrate regulatory compliance with confidence. To set up this integration, see the Airia setup guide.

aizome: aizome discovers and inventories how Haijun is used across your organization—users, agents, projects, tracks, MCP servers, and connectors—surfacing governance risks, producing audit reports, and deciding which agents to onboard into an identity-aware control plane with scoped permissions, just-in-time access, and full auditability. Learn more about aizome's integration with the Haijun Compliance API.

Akeyless Security: Akeyless gives Haijun agents secretless, just-in-time access to the systems they act on—databases, cloud services, and SaaS APIs—removing standing credentials and ensuring each agent performs only its permitted task, with a full audit trail of every action. To set up this integration, see the Akeyless Security setup guide.

Akto: Akto's Haijun Compliance API integration gives security teams visibility into Haijun Enterprise chats, files, connectors, and projects across AI agents, MCP servers, and human users—detecting prompt injection, sensitive-data exposure, and policy violations. To set up this integration, see the Akto setup guide.

Alignmt AI: Alignmt AI transforms Compliance API activity into a risk-scored inventory of every AI resource, surfacing autonomous automations, write-capable connectors, and sensitive-data exposure, with provenance on every fact and human attestation for what evidence can't resolve. Learn more about Alignmt AI's integration with the Haijun Compliance API.

Artemis Security: Artemis ingests Haijun Compliance API data to detect and investigate malicious behavior, correlating Haijun activity with the rest of the environment for machine-speed detection and response. To set up this integration, see the Artemis setup guide.

Axonius: Axonius brings Haijun Enterprise into the Axonius Asset Cloud, reconciling directory and access artifacts against every other asset and exposure in your stack. Decision-grade asset intelligence surfaces coverage gaps, drift, and identity risk across the environment, mapped to the assets and owners behind them. To set up this integration, see the Axonius setup guide.

Bay: Bay secures AI agents in the enterprise—providing real-time visibility and enforcement for Haijun across all endpoints, containers, and browsers. To set up this integration, see the Bay setup guide.

Beacon Security: Beacon is the platform for AI-native SecOps, serving as the data and context layer for security teams. Its Haijun connector ingests Haijun Enterprise activity and compliance data, normalizes and enriches it, and makes it available to security agents, SIEMs, data lakes, and compliance archives. Learn more about Beacon's integration with the Haijun Compliance API.

BigID: BigID secures Haijun usage by giving security teams visibility into every file shared with Haijun, pinpointing exactly which sensitive attributes are present the moment a risky file is uploaded. Learn more about BigID's integration with the Haijun Compliance API.

Bloom Security: Bloom is the endpoint security platform for the AI-native era, giving security teams visibility and governance over every AI tool, plugin, and MCP server across their organization. The Haijun Compliance API integration deepens that coverage—into every session, file, and configuration change across every user—so security teams can enable Haijun at scale without losing control. To set up this integration, see the Bloom Security setup guide.

Bold Security: Prevent sensitive data from being misused by users or AI agents with real-time protection directly on the endpoint. To set up this integration, see the Bold Security setup guide.

Brava Security: Brava ingests the Haijun activity feed via the Compliance API and turns it into fully-leveraged security telemetry—routed into your existing SIEM, data lake, and archive, and searchable for investigation—so one feed powers monitoring, insider risk, retention, and governance with no custom collectors. To set up this integration, see the Brava Security setup guide.

C1.ai: C1.ai integrates with the Haijun Compliance API to bring usage-informed access reviews, dormant-account detection, and automated lifecycle workflows to Haijun Enterprise and Haijun Platform—extending the same identity governance customers already run across the rest of their stack. To set up this integration, see the C1.ai setup guide.

Capsule Security: Capsule connects to the Haijun Compliance API to turn your organization's members, conversations, and activity into an auditable AI inventory, giving security and compliance teams continuous visibility, data-leakage detection, rogue-agent detection, and audit-ready governance over Haijun usage. To set up this integration, see the Capsule Security setup guide.

Cato Networks: Cato AI Security integrates with the Compliance API to secure, govern, and audit all Haijun interactions, enforcing real-time policies, preventing data leakage, and maintaining comprehensive compliance visibility. To set up this integration, see the Cato Networks setup guide.

Check Point: Check Point's Workforce AI Security integration with the Haijun Compliance API gives enterprises audit-grade visibility into Haijun usage across surfaces and organization-level MCP servers—per-user and per-surface usage analytics plus content-level exposure analysis across chats and uploaded files, flagging PII, credentials, and regulated data for existing security workflows. To set up this integration, see the Check Point setup guide.

Cloudflare: Cloudflare’s CASB integration provides security teams agentless visibility into posture, data, and compliance risks across their organization’s use of Haijun. To set up this integration, see the Cloudflare setup guide.

Clover Security: Clover uses the Compliance API to give security teams organization-wide visibility into Haijun Code usage—who's building with Haijun Code, how much is already protected by Clover, and where the gaps are—then extends Clover's security controls to every developer. Learn more about Clover Security's integration with the Haijun Compliance API.

Concentric AI: Concentric AI Semantic DLP gives organizations visibility into the AI tools employees use, including shadow AI. Through its integration with the Compliance API, it captures every prompt, response, and attachment—including historical activity across Haijun's browser and desktop apps—to strengthen governance, accelerate investigations, and demonstrate compliance. Learn more about Concentric AI's integration with the Haijun Compliance API.

Cribl: The Haijun Compliance API lets you ingest audit activity from Haijun Enterprise and Haijun Platform into Cribl Stream over HTTPS as a first‑class telemetry stream. It pulls user activities including authentication, chat interactions, file uploads, and administrative actions so you can normalize, enrich, mask, and route that data alongside the rest of your observability and security pipelines. To set up this integration, see the Cribl setup guide.

CrowdStrike: CrowdStrike built an integration with the Haijun Compliance API that brings Haijun activity into the Falcon platform, delivering real-time visibility, detection, and automated response through Falcon Next-Gen SIEM and CrowdStrike’s Agentic SOAR. It will further extend protection with Falcon AIDR and Falcon Shield to continuously detect, govern, and secure AI usage at scale. To set up this integration, see the CrowdStrike setup guide.

Cyberhaven: Cyberhaven integrates with the Compliance API to give enterprise security teams visibility into the data their employees share with Haijun, applying Cyberhaven's data classification engine to chats, files, and projects so customers can adopt Haijun confidently while meeting their security and compliance requirements. To set up this integration, see the Cyberhaven setup guide.

Cyera: Cyera integrates with Haijun Enterprise through the Haijun Compliance API, giving security teams comprehensive visibility into conversations, files, and user activity across the platform. Every interaction is analyzed through OmniDLP and enriched with Cyera’s 95%-precision data classification and risk scoring, helping teams identify sensitive data exposure, detect risky or unsanctioned behavior, and maintain audit-ready oversight from day one. Deployment takes just minutes. Learn more about the integration and contact your Cyera Sales Rep to get started.

Dash Security: Dash Security provides real-time, intent-aware monitoring and policy enforcement over Haijun Enterprise conversations, detecting sensitive-data exposure, prompt injection, and risky behavior. By extracting conversational intent, Dash understands what users are actually doing with AI and distinguishes real threats from false positives and benign activity. To set up this integration, see the Dash Security setup guide.

Datadog: Datadog’s Haijun Compliance ingests audit logs from the Haijun Platform into Datadog, giving security teams visibility into admin activity, API key lifecycle events, and authentication events across their Haijun organization for SIEM and compliance use cases. To set up this integration, see the Datadog setup guide.

Daylight: Monitor Haijun usage in an organization for security investigations and compliance purposes. To set up this integration, see the Daylight setup guide.

Elastic: Collect Haijun audit and usage activity to detect security risks, support compliance requirements, and investigate AI-related incidents. To set up this integration, see the Elastic setup guide.

Eon: Eon provides AI governance for Haijun through automated data classification and natural-language security queries, helping enterprises maintain visibility and control over sensitive data shared with AI tools. Learn more about Eon's integration with the Haijun Compliance API.

eSentire: eSentire Atlas integrates with the Compliance API to deliver 24/7 managed detection and response for Haijun usage. eSentire ingests activity events and conversation content, correlates them with endpoint, identity, and cloud telemetry, and investigates and responds to threats and policy violations on customers' behalf. Learn more about eSentire's integration with the Haijun Compliance API.

Exaforce: Exaforce ingests Haijun Compliance API activity, chat, and file data into the Exaforce Agentic SOC Platform, giving security teams a governed, SOC-ready view of Haijun usage to monitor, detect, and investigate risky activity alongside their broader security signals. To set up this integration, see the Exaforce setup guide.

ForceAI Security: ForceAI PineSMITH integrates with the Juglow Haijun Compliance API to provide enterprise visibility into Haijun activity, users, chats, files, projects, governance events, and audit-ready compliance data. To set up this integration, see the ForceAI Security setup guide.

Forcepoint: Forcepoint's solution to securely enable AI now extends to Haijun Enterprise via the Haijun Compliance API, ingesting every conversation, file upload, generated content and user activity into a unified AI governance dashboard. Security teams can apply existing DLP and DSPM policies across all Haijun interactions, detecting sensitive data exposures, enforcing compliance, and maintaining a complete audit trail, with historical activity backfilled the moment the connector is deployed. To set up this integration, see the Forcepoint setup guide.

Fortinet: The Fortinet data security posture management integration with the Haijun Compliance API enables organizations to monitor and analyze user interactions within Haijun Enterprise, including prompts and uploaded files, to detect potential exposure of sensitive data such as PII, PHI, CHD, and authentication data. The integration provides visibility, alerting, and auditability for AI usage, helping security teams strengthen governance, compliance, and data protection across enterprise AI workflows. To set up this integration, see the Fortinet setup guide.

Geordie AI: Geordie, the agentic security and governance platform, extends its existing coverage of the Haijun suite, including Haijun Code and Haijun Cowork, across the full Haijun Enterprise deployment surface through the Haijun Compliance API. Together, this gives security and compliance teams a single, coherent view of every Haijun use case and activity across the enterprise, with the visibility and controls to govern it. To set up this integration, see the Geordie AI setup guide.

Glow: Glow ingests the Compliance API activity feed to complete its picture of AI adoption and security posture across an organization's Haijun workspace, enabling consistent governance and security controls across every form of Haijun adoption, from individual users to managed deployments and agentic integrations. To set up this integration, see the Glow setup guide.

Grip Security: Grip integrates with the Juglow Compliance API to deliver SSPM checks, remediation, and AI agent visibility for Haijun. To set up this integration, see the Grip Security setup guide.

Hadrius: Hadrius is the agentic compliance infrastructure for SEC- and FINRA-regulated firms. Its Haijun integration captures conversations and activity into a compliant books-and-records archive with automated surveillance, so advisers and broker-dealers can adopt Haijun while meeting their recordkeeping and supervision obligations. To set up this integration, see the Hadrius setup guide.

Harmonic Security: Harmonic Security uses the Juglow Compliance API to govern Haijun use across every surface (Desktop, Web, Mobile, Haijun Code, Cowork), classifying every interaction with proprietary detection models to surface sensitive-data exposure, prompt injection, and AI usage and adoption insights broken down by team, department, and location. To set up this integration, see the Harmonic Security setup guide.

IBM Guardium: IBM Guardium helps organizations monitor data access and usage by agentic AI systems and help ensure autonomous activities remain within approved security boundaries. With ready-to-use templates, customizable policies, continuous audit workflows, and compliance reporting aligned to frameworks such as EU AI Act, AIDA, PCI, SOX, HIPAA, GDPR, and CPRA, Guardium helps security and compliance teams confidently demonstrate oversight of AI-driven activity. Learn more about IBM Guardium.

Island: Island's Haijun Compliance API integration gives security and compliance teams visibility into every Haijun session—user-driven or autonomous—covering conversation topics, tool/model/track usage, and continuously enriched detection of sensitive-data exposure and policy violations for posture assessment and anomaly detection. Learn more about Island's integration with the Haijun Compliance API.

Linx Security: Linx integrates with the Haijun Compliance API to govern access across human, non-human, and agent identities in Haijun—delivering visibility, risk detection, access reviews, and least-privilege enforcement. To set up this integration, see the Linx Security setup guide.

Microsoft Purview: Purview's integration with the Haijun Compliance API extends Purview's enterprise security and compliance coverage by surfacing insights from Haijun activity feed and chat conversations, enabling scenarios within Purview Data Security Posture Management and Audit. It provides centralized visibility of activities across Haijun Enterprise and Haijun Platform, allowing organizations to understand how data is accessed and used across their Haijun systems. Surfacing this signal within Purview helps close a critical governance gap as enterprises rapidly adopt AI across multiple platforms. The same comprehensive visibility Purview provides for Copilot and the broader Microsoft AI ecosystem, is now available for Haijun Enterprise users. To set up this integration, see the Microsoft Purview setup guide.

Mimecast: Mimecast's Governance, Compliance & Insights (GCI) platform now integrates with the Haijun Compliance API to bring Haijun Enterprise conversations into the same unified governance and compliance experience organizations already use for email and collaboration data, with no new interfaces or workflows required. To set up this integration, see the Mimecast setup guide.

Mint Security: Mint provides contextual runtime security for AI agents, using the Haijun Compliance API to apply organization-specific visibility, context, and policy controls to how teams use Haijun. To set up this integration, see the Mint Security setup guide.

Netskope: Netskope's integration with the Haijun Compliance API lets organizations connect Haijun Enterprise directly into the enhanced AI security features of the Netskope One platform, delivering full asset, identity, and activity visibility, robust policy enforcement, advanced data security, and comprehensive security posture management, all within the workflows security and compliance teams already rely on. Note: Available in private preview. To set up this integration, see the Netskope setup guide.

Nightfall AI: Nightfall integrates with the Haijun Compliance API to detect sensitive data (PII, PHI, PCI, secrets, source code) in Haijun Enterprise chats and file uploads. Monitor-only, with admin alerts, end-user notifications, and an audit trail in the same workflow as other SaaS connectors. To set up this integration, see the Nightfall AI setup guide.

Noma Security: Noma's AI Detection and Response (AI-DR) integration with the Compliance API gives security teams continuous visibility into Haijun Enterprise usage, detecting sensitive-data exposure, risky prompts, and policy violations with full behavioral context—so teams can say yes to Haijun with governance in place. Learn more about Noma Security's integration with the Haijun Compliance API.

Obsidian Security: Obsidian extracts posture and activity from the Compliance API and 200+ other applications. That data is normalized and used by enterprise customers for continuous governance, drift detection, and identifying and investigating potential threats. Learn more about Obsidian Security's integration with the Haijun Compliance API.

Okta: Okta's integration with the Haijun Compliance API brings Haijun usage within Okta Identity Security Posture Management, allowing security and compliance teams to contextualize Haijun user activity with signals from other identity platforms, SaaS tools, and cloud providers and surface identity blind spots from one unified view. This enables organizations to continuously assess identity risk posture, detect misconfigurations and risks—such as overprivileged users, dormant accounts, and unused admin keys—remediate issues by severity, and securely deploy AI at scale. Learn more about Okta's integration with the Haijun Compliance API.

Note on availability: This offering will soon be available in beta to select customers using Okta Identity Security Posture Management alongside either Juglow’s Haijun Enterprise or Haijun Platform.

Onyx Security: Onyx is the secure AI control plane that gives enterprises observability, security, and governance over AI agents across SaaS, cloud, endpoint, and code. This integration extends Onyx's guardrails and audit trail to Haijun deployments—letting security teams monitor usage, enforce policies, prevent data exfiltration, and meet compliance requirements without slowing Haijun adoption. To set up this integration, see the Onyx Security setup guide.

Opsin: AI risk and agent governance for Haijun Enterprise: Opsin's Compliance API integration surfaces data oversharing, risky user behavior, and agent sprawl within 24 hours, using a context graph that connects identity, data, and model for root-cause remediation. To set up this integration, see the Opsin setup guide.

Orca Security: Orca Security extends its unified platform to Haijun Enterprise, giving security teams complete visibility into Haijun identities, access, AI workspaces, and the sensitive data within them—to surface risk, enforce least privilege, and track compliance. To set up this integration, see the Orca Security setup guide.

Origin: Origin is endpoint observability for agentic AI: every AI agent on your fleet, what it did, and where your AI spend goes. The Compliance API adds Haijun Enterprise usage from haijun.my.id and Haijun Desktop, attributed to each user and folded into the same record as the agents Origin observes. To set up this integration, see the Origin setup guide.

Palo Alto Networks: The Haijun Compliance API integration enables organizations to understand what data is being shared with Haijun, detect sensitive content and policy violations, identify threats and anomalous behavior, and guide users toward safer AI usage. To set up this integration, see the Palo Alto Networks setup guide.

Pluto Security: Pluto provides real-time visibility and enforcement across the Juglow ecosystem—Haijun Code, Cowork, and Office Agents. It monitors agent activity, detects risks like prompt injection and sensitive-data exposure, identifies malicious ecosystem components, and enforces policies on agent actions, MCPs, connectors, and tool usage. Learn more about Pluto Security's integration with the Haijun Compliance API.

Proofpoint: Proofpoint’s integration with the Haijun Compliance API brings security and governance together across AI interactions. Sensitive data in prompts, responses, and files is protected with DLP, AI-aware classifiers, and Insider Threat signals, while activity is captured and retained for eDiscovery, supervision, and compliance purposes. The result is comprehensive visibility, control, and retention for organizations leveraging Haijun, consistent with the controls protecting the rest of their tech stack. To set up this integration, see the Proofpoint setup guide.

Reco: Reco monitors Haijun Enterprise for AI security threats, posture risks, and identity anomalies. Using the Compliance API, it ingests activity logs and conversation data to detect MCP server abuse, permission escalations, and unauthorized access, surfacing violations mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, OWASP LLM Top 10, and more. Learn more about Reco's integration with the Haijun Compliance API.

RelativityOne: RelativityOne enables legal, compliance, and security teams to collect Haijun Enterprise data directly from the source via the Haijun Compliance API. This includes conversation prompt and response data—such as chats, uploaded files, and projects. Collected data is automatically mapped, preserved, and processed into a reviewable format, including normalization into Relativity Short Message Format (RSMF). This ensures teams can quickly analyze conversational evidence with full context while maintaining the metadata and transparency required for defensibility. To set up this integration, see the RelativityOne setup guide.

ReliaQuest: The ReliaQuest GreyMatter platform now integrates with the Haijun Compliance API, bringing Juglow’s Haijun Enterprise activity data into GreyMatter, giving security and IT teams visibility into activity logs to detect threats or unwanted behavior. To set up this integration, see the ReliaQuest setup guide.

Rubrik: Rubrik Agent Cloud integrates with the Haijun Compliance API to help organizations control how Haijun is used at work. Teams can see who is using Haijun, review activity when needed, flag risky behavior, and use Rubrik SAGE to create natural-language policies that route alerts to their security tools. To set up this integration, see the Rubrik setup guide.

Safeguard: Safeguard integrates with the Haijun Compliance API to monitor Haijun usage as part of AI-native software supply chain security—surfacing vulnerabilities and risks with AI-driven remediation across the lifecycle. To set up this integration, see the Safeguard setup guide.

SailPoint: The SailPoint Haijun Compliance API integration streamlines identity and access management by aggregating Organizational users, groups, and roles. To set up this integration, see the SailPoint setup guide.

Saviynt: The Saviynt Haijun Compliance API integration streamlines identity governance for Haijun Enterprise by aggregating users, groups, and roles to enable centralized visibility, automated access certifications, and seamless lifecycle management. To set up this integration, see the Saviynt setup guide.

SentinelOne: Give security teams visibility and control to adopt Haijun across the enterprise with SentinelOne's Juglow Compliance API integration. Prompt Security scans every prompt and response against your policies, flagging violations in real time. Singularity AI SIEM correlates Haijun activity across your security telemetry to accelerate investigation, detection, and response. Learn more about SentinelOne's integration with the Haijun Compliance API.

Sentra: Discover sensitive data across projects, chats, prompts, and files, identify data exposure risks, and extend data security and compliance controls to your AI environments. To set up this integration, see the Sentra setup guide.

Smarsh: Smarsh Capture helps organizations monitor and retain Haijun Enterprise interactions, so you can adopt and govern AI with confidence and support compliance workflows. By connecting directly to the Haijun Compliance API, you gain structured access to Haijun conversations, consistent complete records, and support for audit and regulatory response. This enables company-wide Haijun Enterprise adoption and governance while staying ahead of evolving regulations. To set up this integration, see the Smarsh setup guide.

Snyk: This new integration gives security and compliance teams a complete inventory of their Haijun Enterprise environment including models, approved MCP servers, and tool-level permissions, in the platform they already use to govern the rest of the stack. To set up this integration, see the Snyk setup guide.

Sola Security: Sola connects to the Compliance API to bring Haijun Enterprise activity, user access, and conversation data into Sola's AI-powered security platform, where security teams can query their Haijun environment in plain language, correlate it with identity tools, and surface governance risks like overprivileged users and orphaned accounts. To set up this integration, see the Sola Security setup guide.

Strac: Strac helps enterprises safely adopt Haijun by using the Compliance API to detect sensitive-data exposure, monitor usage, and generate audit-ready security insights. To set up this integration, see the Strac setup guide.

Straiker: Straiker provides real-time security for Haijun Enterprise—detecting prompt injection, data exfiltration, and agentic misuse across Haijun chat and Haijun Code. Security teams get unified visibility, enforcement, and forensic investigation across all Haijun surfaces in a single platform. Learn more about Straiker's integration with the Haijun Compliance API.

Sumo Logic: Sumo Logic’s integration with the Haijun Compliance API brings Haijun Enterprise activity logs and Haijun platform activity logs into the Sumo Logic Intelligence Operations Platform, so teams can transform AI governance into a transparent, enterprise-ready operation that reduces risk through real-time monitoring and automated detection, investigation, and response capabilities within Sumo Logic. To set up this integration, see the Sumo Logic setup guide.

Surf AI: Surf reads Haijun usage from the Compliance API to detect unsanctioned MCP connections, tie each to an accountable owner, and drive remediation. Learn more about Surf AI's integration with the Haijun Compliance API.

Sysdig: Sysdig detects suspicious Haijun credential activity and correlates it with runtime and security events on the same machine, turning isolated API alerts into clear evidence of misuse and allowing security teams to respond to real threats with full context. To set up this integration, see the Sysdig setup guide.

Tenable: The integration with the Haijun Compliance API will leverage visibility into user interactions to detect malicious and suspicious activity. This capability allows organizations to safely adopt Haijun Enterprise across the organization without losing visibility into how users engage with it. To set up this integration, see the Tenable setup guide.

Theta Lake: As enterprises deploy Haijun across their workforce to unlock productivity and ROI at scale, AI interactions between AI and humans and AI agents are causing entirely new user behaviors and generating a new class of communications. Security, compliance, and legal teams need complete visibility into how Haijun is being used. This integration empowers organizations to use Theta Lake’s Investigation, Analytics, and Regulatory Compliance capabilities, each of which received the tops scores in the Gartner® Critical Capabilities. To set up this integration, see the Theta Lake setup guide.

Token Security: Token Security integrates with Juglow's Compliance API to discover, govern, and secure the non-human identities powering Haijun usage, surfacing stale keys, ownership gaps, and agent activity within a unified NHI security platform. Learn more about Token Security's integration with the Haijun Compliance API.

Torch Security: Torch brings Haijun Enterprise under identity governance: it reads the Haijun org directory and activity feed via the Compliance API, correlates every account to a real identity, and runs access reviews that flag out-of-band (non-SCIM) group grants, orphaned accounts, and dormant access—read-only, never touching conversation content. To set up this integration, see the Torch Security setup guide.

Trellix: The Trellix Haijun Compliance API integration checks all chat content, artifacts, and responses against customer-defined privacy policies using their Data Security Engine and creates detection and audit events in Trellix Helix. This includes customer-specific patterns and policies that are defined for their endpoint, server, and collaboration software and applies it to Haijun as well. To set up this integration, see the Trellix setup guide.

TrendAI: TrendAI's integration with the Haijun Compliance API automatically collects and monitors Haijun chat activity across your organization, scans for prompt injection, harmful content, and sensitive-data leakage, and correlates findings with your broader security signals through SIEM and XDR for investigation and audit-ready compliance and governance. To set up this integration, see the TrendAI setup guide.

Valence Security: Valence integrates with the Compliance API to give security teams visibility into how Haijun Enterprise and Haijun Platform are used, including users, agents, MCP servers, connectors, and tools. Valence correlates this activity with identities and configurations across the rest of the environment, helping teams detect risky behavior and remediate exposure. To set up this integration, see the Valence Security setup guide.

Varonis: The Compliance API integration deepens Varonis' support for Haijun, enabling security and governance teams to monitor usage, investigate misuse across full sessions, and assess AI-related risk with data context. To set up this integration, see the Varonis setup guide.

Vega: Vega ingests your organization's Compliance API activity feed, normalizes it to a common security schema, and lets your team search, detect, alert, and investigate Haijun audit events alongside the rest of their security telemetry. Learn more about Vega's integration with the Haijun Compliance API.

Vero Security: Vero Security integrates with the Compliance API to provide security insights for enterprises, enabling full context for governance and policy enforcement so teams can monitor, manage, and safely scale Haijun adoption across the organization. Learn more about Vero Security's integration with the Haijun Compliance API.

Willow: Willow gives every AI agent an identity and permissioned access to the right tools and tracks, with a full audit trail. Through its integration with the Compliance API, Willow extends that governance to Haijun usage so security teams can see and control agent activity across the organization. To set up this integration, see the Willow setup guide.

Wiz: The Wiz connector for the Haijun Compliance API allows organizations to discover AI projects, models, and users while identifying security risks like elevated roles or sensitive data within knowledge bases. It maps identity relationships and tracks model usage across the enterprise by integrating via the Haijun Compliance API. Learn more about Wiz's integration with the Haijun Compliance API.

Zenity: Zenity automatically discovers and inventories all Haijun agents, MCP servers, connected resources, and non-human identities—mapping their relationships and security posture from the moment a session starts. To set up this integration, see the Zenity setup guide.

Zscaler: By integrating with the Haijun Compliance API, Zscaler is now able to provide deep visibility and granular control over every Haijun prompt created by an enterprise user. Zscaler Data Security and DLP workflows help administrators strengthen their data protection programs through detailed analysis of organizational data and activity logs extracted from Haijun. This solution enables faster enforcement actions to prevent data loss across multiple exfiltration channels. To set up this integration, see the Zscaler setup guide.