CASB & Network (SWG) Integrations
These connectors solve the shadow-AI discovery problem: finding every corporate device, server, or workload that is calling an LLM API — even ones where you can’t install an SDK or the endpoint agent (a build server, a warehouse sorter, a contractor’s laptop). SecureAI reads the logs your CASB / Secure Web Gateway (SWG) / DNS platform already collects and detects traffic to AI providers. The result is a live inventory of which source IPs and users are calling which AI providers, surfaced in Network Sources.Supported connectors
The setup loop
- Admin → Integrations → Network (CASB / SWG category).
- Connect the connector and enter its credentials (see each connector’s page). URL fields are SSRF-guarded and secrets are encrypted at rest.
- Test the connection.
- Sync — the first sync launches a background backfill (default lookback matches the discovery window); subsequent syncs run on a schedule (default every 30 minutes).
The discovery window
Network discovery reports activity over a rolling window — 30 days by default (configurable via theNETWORK_DISCOVERY_WINDOW_DAYS environment variable). A few sub-views (top domains, top users, unknown domains) use a fixed 7-day window. See Network Sources for how the inventory is presented and triaged.
What gets detected
Each connector matches traffic against a curated catalog of known LLM/AI domains and, where the platform supports it, its native “Generative AI” content category. Detected activity is grouped by source IP and surfaced with the calling user, the AI provider(s), call volume, top domain, a severity rating, and a threat-domain flag for risky destinations.Related
- Network Sources — the discovered inventory and triage workflow.
- Endpoint Agent — for endpoints where you can deploy an agent.
- AI Discovery & Inventory Overview

