Secure, productive artificial intelligence for SMBs
Your employees already use AI, often without guidelines. Let's help them save time with ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot or Claude without exposing confidential information.
AI is an opportunity. Without guardrails, it is also a risk.
Generative AI can save hours every week: drafting, summarizing, researching, preparing documents. But a client contract pasted into a consumer tool, a made-up answer reused without checking, or a poorly governed automated decision can be costly.
According to the 2025 survey by the Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA), data collected by AI tools is among the top concerns of Canadian cybersecurity decision-makers.
Our value: helping you choose and use the right tools, rather than promoting one platform.
Three risks to manage
- Confidentiality - personal information, trade secrets and client data sent to external services
- Reliability - plausible but wrong answers, invented sources, bias
- Compliance - privacy obligations, including transparency for decisions based exclusively on automated processing under Quebec law
Results-focused AI support
Secure, productive AI workshop
Two hours of hands-on exercises using your real cases, to save time without exposing confidential information. Pricing on request.
AI acceptable-use policy
Approved tools, forbidden information, human review, accountability: a practical template adapted to your uses.
Finding the opportunities
Identify tasks where AI brings real gains, and where it is not appropriate.
ChatGPT, Copilot, Claude best practices
Writing good prompts, structuring information, checking answers, protecting confidentiality.
Simple automations
Understand and govern automation of repetitive tasks, with human approval for sensitive actions.
Team training
Employees and managers, with examples from your industry.
AI through the eyes of a cybersecurity and governance expert
Most AI training talks about productivity. Most cybersecurity advice ignores AI. Cyberallié connects the two: every proposed use is assessed for confidentiality, privacy law and governance.
We draw on the NIST AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF) and guidance from Canadian and Quebec privacy regulators.
Golden rule: never share a password, personal information, trade secret or confidential document with a public AI tool unless your organization has approved a framework for it.
Questions about AI at work
Should we ban ChatGPT at work?
Rarely. Bans often push employees toward hidden use. It is better to govern: approved tools, forbidden information, checking answers and training.
Is Copilot safer than ChatGPT?
It depends on the version, licence and configuration. We help you understand where your data goes and which options fit your context.
Do you build AI agents or automations?
We help identify opportunities and govern simple automations. More complex projects are assessed case by case, with objectives, tools and delivery conditions defined up front.
Benefit from AI without compromising your data.
Start with the Cyber & AI Assessment or plan a workshop for your team.