GAT Labs

Browser-level student activity with an unusually strong data-egress dimension. GAT Shield operates inside Chrome and Chromebook management for districts, and captures browsing, downloads, chats and device location, plus category, URL and keyword policy verdicts. The genuinely scarce element is egress visibility: it monitors file uploads leaving the school domain to external sites, including AI tools, and runs real-time data-loss-prevention rules that detect or block sensitive-data transfers across all browser activity. Combined with organisational-unit level allow and deny lists, delegated auditing that lets teachers review activity without admin rights, and LAN-like visibility across all sites, the asset is a map of what leaves a school's data perimeter, to which external service, and under which rule — a compliance and leakage view rather than a screen-time view. COPPA and FERPA certification by iKeepSafe is claimed.

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Industry: Application Software
Instruments: equities
Categories: AlternativeSentimentReference

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Type: not stated
Format: Structured event and audit logs: policy rule, matched keyword or category, action taken, actor and organisational unit, target domain, file or data descriptor for upload events, device and location context, and timestamp. Delivered as in-console auditing and alerting with delegated read views, scoped to Google Workspace and Chrome rather than a network appliance.
Volume: Browsing and audit volume is modest at 18 staff and a niche base — est. low millions of policy events per year. The valuable subset is much smaller and that is fine: file-upload egress events to external and AI destinations are sparse by nature, plausibly in the tens of thousands to low hundreds of thousands per year, and their value is per-event rather than statistical. Do not expect a large corpus here; expect a dense, precisely-labelled narrow one.
Users: Est. low hundreds of districts, concentrated in Google Workspace and Chromebook deployments. Basis: 18 employees in Dublin, no disclosed funding, and a Google-Workspace-native product with iKeepSafe certification aimed at US districts — a profile consistent with a niche installed base rather than a mass deployment. Student coverage cannot be bounded from available evidence.
History: 5 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Operating and niche rather than scaling — 18 employees in Dublin with no disclosed funding, a maintained education product line, and current compliance certification. The site is actively built on a modern marketing stack, indicating ongoing commercial investment, but the scale and funding profile indicate a bootstrapped specialist serving the Google Workspace education segment.
Launched: Est. 2016-2019 for GAT Shield. Basis: the entity record's long registration history and the company's origin described in its own LinkedIn branding as audit, management and security for Google Workspace and Chrome — a product category that only became possible once Chrome management APIs opened up in the mid-2010s — with the education-specific Shield line following as schools adopted Chromebooks. No launch date printed on the fetched page.
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