Amazon Web Services (AWS) selected LayerX as the AI Use Security and enterprise browser security solution available through AWS Security Hub Extended — bringing real-time protection for how employees use AI across their entire AI estate, from browser-based tools to native desktop AI apps, directly into the AWS security operating model.
Available on AWS Marketplace and through the AWS Security Hub Extended console, LayerX gives enterprise teams a single, AWS-native way to procure, deploy, and operate AI Use Security at scale.
Tested and Trusted
When AWS launched AWS Security Hub Extended to give enterprise customers a unified security operating model — one console, one bill, one curated selection of solutions — LayerX was selected as the AI Use Security and enterprise browser security solution available through that program.
For security leaders standardizing on AWS, the takeaway is direct: the platform protecting users at the moment of every AI interaction — across browsers and native desktop AI apps — is now available inside the same console where SOC teams already triage findings, manage policy, and run their security program.
LayerX is part of the curated set of solutions available through AWS Security Hub Extended — covering parts of the modern attack surface that AWS-native services don't address: AI usage across the full estate, the browser, and SaaS interactions.
LayerX detections — risky AI prompts, sensitive data shared with public LLMs, malicious browser extensions, identity misuse — surface as findings inside AWS Security Hub. SOC teams correlate AI-usage and browser-side risk with AWS-native signals from Amazon GuardDuty, Amazon Inspector, and Amazon Security Lake without changing tools.
Activation happens directly inside the AWS Security Hub Extended console. Consolidated billing through AWS, pre-negotiated pricing, and unified Level 1 support for AWS Enterprise Support customers — the friction of standing up a new vendor, removed.
See the full story behind LayerX's selection for AWS Security Hub Extended, what it means for the AWS security operating model, and how enterprise teams can activate LayerX directly inside the AWS console.
Enterprise users now interact with generative AI dozens of times a day — through browser-based tools, third-party copilots, and an expanding set of native desktop AI applications including AI-powered IDEs like Cursor and Claude Code. Each interaction is a potential data egress point that workload security, identity, and posture management don't cover.
LayerX secures the user side of every AI interaction across your entire AI estate, in real time — and brings that visibility into the same AWS Security Hub console SOC teams already operate from.
LayerX protects every AI interaction users have, wherever they happen — browser-based AI tools, web copilots, and native desktop AI apps including AI-powered IDEs like Cursor and Claude Code. One policy, one set of detections, applied consistently across the full estate.
Discover every AI tool employees are using — browser, native desktop, sanctioned, or unsanctioned — and bring shadow AI under enterprise policy without blocking productivity.
Help prevent sensitive data — source code, customer records, financial data, IP — from being pasted, uploaded, typed, or otherwise shared with public LLMs across browser and native AI applications. Real-time detection at the user layer, with findings ingested into AWS Security Hub.
Detect risky user behavior at the moment of AI interaction — sensitive prompts, unsafe outputs, policy violations, and misuse of public AI tools — across browser sessions and native AI apps alike. Surface findings into AWS Security Hub for SOC triage and response.
The same lightweight browser extension that delivers AI Use Security also delivers full enterprise browser protection: malicious extension defense, account takeover prevention, SaaS access governance, and identity misuse detection.
Roll out across thousands of users in days via a lightweight browser extension. Extend the same policy to native desktop AI apps with an optional agent — no infrastructure to stand up, no AWS account changes required. Operate the entire deployment from inside AWS Security Hub.
Better Together
LayerX is designed to extend, not duplicate, the AWS-native security services your team already runs.
LayerX detections flow into AWS Security Hub as findings, correlating AI-usage and browser-side risk with AWS-native signals in a single console.
LayerX detection data can be unified with the rest of your security telemetry in Amazon Security Lake — giving SOC, threat hunting, and analytics teams a single source of truth that includes AI-usage and browser-side signals.
LayerX honors the identities, groups, and policies your AWS environment is already standardized on — enabling group-level AI usage policy without a new directory.
Procure LayerX with one click, draw down existing AWS commit, and consolidate billing through your AWS account — the same procurement model your team already uses for the rest of the AWS security stack.
Flexible Buying on AWS
LayerX is available through both AWS-native procurement paths — so however your organization buys, deploys, and operates AWS security, LayerX fits the model you already run.
Browser + native AI app detection
AI usage, DLP, identity, extensions
Findings ingested
Triage, correlate, respond
"AWS customers expect a unified security operating model — one console, one set of policies, one team. By selecting LayerX for AWS Security Hub Extended, AWS is bringing AI Use Security and enterprise browser security into that model alongside the workload, identity, and infrastructure layers customers already run on AWS. Being selected for that layer is a meaningful validation of LayerX's approach to AI Use Security."
