AI-Readiness Report
Sample · example dataThe composite trust score rolls up alert history, shadow-AI exposure, and endpoint posture into one board-level number. It is derived entirely from redacted, content-free signals — a category, a risk level, and a one-way hash per event — never the prompts or conversations themselves.
This is control-mapping and supporting evidence, not certification. MoorAI records and maps controls to support your audit and regulatory programs; it does not certify, guarantee, or by itself make an organization compliant, and it is not legal advice.
| Agent | Data classes seen | Events | Most common action | Egress |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | secretssource / IP | 96 | block | None — on-device |
| Codex CLI | source / IPPII | 54 | alert | None — on-device |
| GitHub Copilot CLI | PII | 38 | coach | None — on-device |
| Cursor | secretsPII | 19 | block | None — on-device |
| ChatGPT (browser, unmanaged) | source / IP | 6 | alert | Flagged shadow AI |
Every row is assembled from redacted metadata — a data-class category, an event count, and the enforced action. The report never contains a prompt, a completion, or any customer content. “Egress” records where a data class could have left; on-device review means the content itself stayed on the machine.