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AI governance is how an organization decides which AI tools employees can use, who gets access, and what data is allowed to go into them. CurrentWare supports this in three ways: BrowseReporter shows you which AI tools are actually being used, BrowseControl blocks the ones you haven’t approved, and AccessPatrol prevents sensitive files from leaving through devices or unapproved uploads.

CurrentWare tracks web and application activity across every managed device, so AI platforms show up in your reports whether or not IT approved them. You can break usage down by user, group, and department, catch shadow AI, and see how often your approved AI licenses are actually being used. Check out the full walkthrough on tracking AI usage.

Yes. BrowseControl lets you set allow and block rules by user, group, department, or schedule. That means an approved AI assistant can stay available for engineering while staying blocked for teams working with regulated data.

Adoption and impact aren’t the same thing. CurrentWare helps answer the impact question by comparing active versus idle time and application usage on the same work, before and after a team starts using an AI tool, so you get a measured comparison instead of a guess. That’s the kind of number a CFO wants to see when an AI license comes up for renewal.

Shadow AI refers to any AI use that never goes through the review process. In most cases it’s not someone downloading a rogue app. It’s an AI feature that got switched on inside a tool you already approved, so it quietly inherits your existing allow-list and never triggers a block. CurrentWare catches this by reporting on what people are actually using, not just what was approved. Learn more in AI Usage Insights.

Yes, and this is where AI governance becomes more than a productivity question. The teams handling PHI, CUI, or client records are the ones whose AI use actually carries risk. CurrentWare reports AI activity by user and group, and pairs it with the device and file transfer controls already mapped to HIPAA, NIST 800-171, CMMC, ISO 27001, and NERC CIP, so the same evidence supports both your AI policy and your audits.

Workforce analytics software collects and analyzes employee activity and productivity data to provide actionable insights. Organizations use it to optimize performance, improve resource allocation, and make informed, data-driven decisions that enhance overall workforce efficiency.

CurrentWare tracks employee activity, application usage, and workflow patterns to generate workforce analytics insights. Managers gain a clear view of productivity trends, idle time, and software usage to make decisions that boost team efficiency and operational performance.

Yes. CurrentWare’s workforce analytics software identifies productivity patterns, tracks task completion, and highlights bottlenecks. By providing actionable insights, it helps managers optimize workflows, increase accountability, and ensure remote teams remain productive and aligned with business goals.

CurrentWare monitors user activity, enforces IT policies, and blocks unauthorized devices. It helps organizations prevent data leaks, maintain regulatory compliance, and mitigate insider threats, ensuring sensitive business information and workflows remain secure./

Yes. CurrentWare integrates with SIEM platforms and other IT management tools, providing a centralized view of employee activity, software usage, and security events. This integration enables organizations to streamline reporting, enhance security monitoring, and optimize operational oversight.

CurrentWare offers various pricing plans. The employee monitoring software (BrowseReporter) starts at $12 USD per user/month, billed annually for SaaS. Volume discounts start at 100 users. On-prem & add-on pricing is quoted by sales.

Or, you can opt for the CurrentWare suite that includes all four modules priced at $20 USD per user/month. Individually, the four modules are priced differently. BrowseControl starts at $6 USD per user/month(SaaS and On-prem), AccessPatrol starts at $12 USD per user/month (SaaS and On-prem), and enPowerManager at $6 USD per user/month (SaaS and On-prem). You can also opt for a fully-functional 14-day free trial period that requires no credit card.

BrowseReporter is an employee productivity and internet usage monitoring tool. It tracks websites, applications, and idle time to show how employees spend their work hours. Businesses use it to boost productivity and enforce acceptable use policies.

AccessPatrol is a USB device control solution that prevents data leaks and insider threats. It blocks unauthorized storage devices and lets IT admins allow only trusted hardware, keeping sensitive business data secure.

BrowseControl is a web filtering and internet access management tool. It blocks unproductive or unsafe websites, enforces acceptable use policies, and keeps employees focused while protecting the business network.

Yes. CurrentWare modules – BrowseReporter, BrowseControl, AccessPatrol, and enPowerManager can be deployed individually or as a full suite. Together, they provide complete visibility and control over productivity, internet use, and data security.

Yes. CurrentWare generates detailed activity reports and real-time alerts for policy violations such as unauthorized file transfers, blocked website visits, or productivity issues. This gives managers and IT teams instant visibility.

enPowerManager is a PC power management tool that reduces energy costs and supports green IT policies. Features include remote shutdown, startup scheduling, and idle PC sleep policies to save power and improve sustainability.