Govern
Clear rules for how your team uses AI.
- AI acceptable-use policy in plain English
- Approved-tools list for your business
- Shadow-AI discovery — what's already in use
- Vendor & tool risk review
1:44WATCHITVantix Company Overview 2026See who we are in under two minutesITVantix helps Georgia businesses use AI safely, with Microsoft Copilot readiness, AI use policies and data protection through MAXX AI. Your team is already using AI. We make sure it's the right tools, with the right data, under the right rules — secured by the same team that runs your IT and cybersecurity.
Use AI with confidence — governed, protected and put to work.
Govern it. Protect it. Put it to work.
MAXX AI covers four areas: rules for how your team uses AI, protection for your data in Microsoft 365, rollout of Copilot or business versions of ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, and automation projects built by our Professional Services team.
Clear rules for how your team uses AI.
Keep your data where it belongs.
Put AI to work — the right way.
Turn repetitive work into workflows.
Copilot sees what your people can see
Clean up who can see what. Copilot can surface any file a person can open, including files shared too widely years ago. ITVantix tightens Microsoft 365 permissions, adds sensitivity labels and data loss prevention, then starts with a pilot group. Microsoft now offers Copilot Business for organizations with 1 to 300 users.
We review who can see what in Microsoft 365. Copilot shows people anything they already have access to — so over-shared files get fixed first.
Tighten sharing, add sensitivity labels and set data loss prevention rules before anyone turns Copilot on.
Start with a few people, measure the time saved and build playbooks for your real work.
Expand by department with role-based training, then check in at 30, 60 and 90 days.
The other side of AI
Criminals use AI to write flawless phishing emails, fake invoices and even clone a manager's voice on the phone. MAXX AI protects you from both sides — safe AI inside, AI-powered attacks kept out.
For defense contractors
Pasting controlled unclassified information into a commercial AI tool can create a compliance problem. Any cloud AI that stores, processes or transmits CUI must meet FedRAMP Moderate or an equivalent standard. We document which tools are inside and outside your CUI boundary, write a policy that supports your NIST SP 800-171 obligations, and train your team.
Free AI assessment
A two-hour working session: what AI your team already uses, your Copilot readiness and your biggest risks.
Set the rules
Your AI policy, approved tools and Microsoft 365 cleanup — so data stays protected.
Turn it on
Copilot or business ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini rolled out with training, starting with a pilot group.
Keep it safe
Ongoing reviews, new-tool vetting and training as AI — and the rules around it — change.
Compare your options
| Feature | AI consultants | License resellers | Typical IT provider | MAXX AI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Written AI policy & approved-tools list | Sometimes | No | Maybe | Yes |
| Microsoft 365 permissions cleaned up before Copilot | No | No | Maybe | Yes |
| Training on AI phishing & voice-clone scams | No | No | Maybe | Yes |
| Defense-contractor (CUI) AI guidance | No | No | Rarely | Yes |
| Same team manages your IT & security | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Local team that answers live | Varies | No | Varies | Yes |
| Ongoing support after rollout | Project only | No | Varies | Yes |
Built for Georgia businesses
Keep controlled unclassified information (CUI) out of AI tools that aren't authorized for it — with a policy that holds up to NIST 800-171 review.
Use AI for scheduling, letters and admin work without putting patient information into public tools.
Law, accounting and insurance firms: confidentiality rules for AI, and Copilot for documents and email.
Automate quoting, order intake and reporting while protecting drawings and customer data.
Nonprofit Microsoft licensing plus safe, simple AI guidance for staff and volunteers.
Stop the "paste it into ChatGPT" habit before it leaks something — and give your team a better, approved option.
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FAQs
It can be, with the right version and the right rules. Free consumer AI tools may keep what you type, and many employees use personal accounts their employer never approved. We help you choose business-grade tools, write a clear policy and train your team so company and client information stays protected.
Shadow AI is any AI tool employees use for work without the business approving it — usually free or personal accounts. Recent research found most people who use AI at work reach it through personal accounts on company devices. Our assessment shows what's already in use so you can decide what to allow, replace or block.
Copilot only shows people information they already have permission to see — which is exactly the risk. If files and folders are over-shared, Copilot will surface them. We review and clean up permissions in Microsoft 365 before rollout, then add labels and data loss prevention so sensitive information stays protected.
Yes. Microsoft now offers Copilot Business for organizations with 1 to 300 users on Microsoft 365 Business Basic, Standard or Premium. We'll confirm your plan, recommend who should get licenses first and handle the rollout.
We support Microsoft 365 Copilot and the business versions of ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini. Business versions add admin controls and keep your data out of model training. We help you pick the right fit for your team, set it up securely and train your people to use it well.
Yes. Our Professional Services team builds AI automation projects — like intake forms that route themselves, documents that get summarized and filed, and reports that build themselves — scoped and quoted as a defined project.
Yes. A written AI acceptable-use policy tells your team which tools are approved, what information can never go into AI, and who to ask. It's also increasingly expected by cyber-insurance carriers, clients and auditors. Every MAXX AI assessment includes a one-page policy starter.
Yes, carefully. Any cloud AI service that stores, processes or transmits controlled unclassified information (CUI) must meet FedRAMP Moderate or an equivalent standard. We document which tools are inside and outside your CUI boundary, write a policy that supports your NIST SP 800-171 obligations, and train your team.
Criminals use AI to write convincing phishing emails, fake invoices and even clone voices on phone calls. The FBI began tracking AI-enabled fraud as its own category for 2025. We train your team to spot these scams and set up verification steps for payments and account changes.
In about two hours we review how your team uses AI today, check your Microsoft 365 readiness for Copilot and identify your top risks. You leave with a readiness score and a one-page AI policy starter — no obligation.
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Last reviewed by Jerry Bryan, CEO & Visionary
Reviewed for accuracy against our current MAXX AI services.
Start with a free two-hour assessment — find out what's already in use, how ready you are for Copilot and what to fix first.