Question 1

What does ZeroFlow do?

Accepted Answer

ZeroFlow prevents sensitive data from being uploaded to unauthorized AI tools, cloud platforms, web apps, APIs, and file transfer protocols, stopping the data before it leaves the device.

Question 2

How is ZeroFlow different from traditional DLP?

Accepted Answer

Traditional DLP can't detect uploads to AI systems or JSON/API payloads. ZeroFlow operates at the endpoint, blocking all outbound uploads that violate policy, including AI and cloud services.

Question 3

Does ZeroFlow block AI tools?

Accepted Answer

Only if you want it to. ZeroFlow can block all public AI systems or allow specific approved endpoints, such as private Azure OpenAI.

Question 4

Will ZeroFlow affect normal work?

Accepted Answer

No. ZeroFlow only blocks unauthorized uploads. Approved apps, corporate cloud tools, and internal AI systems continue working normally.

Question 5

Which AI tools does ZeroFlow protect against?

Accepted Answer

ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot, Perplexity, and AI features embedded inside SaaS platforms, plus new AI endpoints using signature and behavior detection.

Question 6

Does ZeroFlow work on Wi-Fi, home networks, or off VPN?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Because ZeroFlow enforces policies locally on the endpoint, it works anywhere — regardless of network or VPN.

Question 7

Does ZeroFlow inspect encrypted traffic?

Accepted Answer

Optionally. A local TLS inspection layer can analyze outbound upload requests while respecting privacy controls.

Question 8

Does ZeroFlow integrate with SIEM tools?

Accepted Answer

Yes. ZeroFlow exports logs to Splunk, Sentinel, Elastic, Chronicle, QRadar, and others via JSON or syslog.

Question 9

What operating systems are supported?

Accepted Answer

Windows is supported now. macOS and Linux support is planned.

Question 10

Is ZeroFlow suitable for regulated industries?

Accepted Answer

Yes. ZeroFlow supports compliance for SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR, ISO 27001, PCI, CMMC, NIST, and ITAR.

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