The AI colleague your security
team always wished they had.
Bramm knows your policies, your suppliers, your access matrix and your tickets. Ask anything. Get answers in seconds. With a privacy layer that keeps your data away from every AI model.
bramm.it — yes, that's the domain. And a verb.
🇪🇺 Built in the EU · 🇳🇱 Dutch company · Your data never reaches an AI — the Bramm Privacy Shield blocks it
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The problem
Information security is broken in three predictable ways.
Nobody reads policies.
They sit in Confluence or SharePoint. When a real question comes up — "am I allowed to put customer data in ChatGPT?" — people guess. The ISO finds out months later.
An ISMS held together with spreadsheets.
Supplier reviews in Excel. The authorization matrix in a shared Sheet. Onboarding is an email thread. Offboarding is a question: did anyone close the AWS account?
AI is happening — with or without you.
Most employees who use a public AI tool have, at some point, pasted in something they probably shouldn't have. No privacy layer. No audit trail.
Bramm is the first product that answers all three.
What Bramm actually does.
One product, three jobs. An answer engine for employees, a workspace for the ISO, and a privacy layer that sits between your data and any AI model.
Talk to your security.
Bramm reads your policies, your tickets, your authorization matrix and your supplier register — and answers questions in plain language. "Can I share this contract over WhatsApp?" gets a precise answer in seconds, with the exact policy paragraph cited as proof. In any language your team speaks.
- →Grounded in your own documents
- →Cites the policy paragraph behind every answer
- →Replies in the employee's own language
Run your whole ISMS.
Policies, suppliers, the authorization matrix, the security agenda, incidents and access requests — one connected workspace. Workflows turn into auditable tickets, evidence is captured as you go, and reviews happen on schedule because Bramm nudges the right person at the right time.
- →30+ ISO-aligned tasks seeded on day one
- →Workflows become auditable tickets
- →Suppliers, access reviews and incidents in one place
Privacy built into the wire.
Before anything reaches an AI model, the Privacy Shield tokenises names, BSN, IBAN, phone numbers, ticket history — every piece of identifying context. The model reasons about tokens; Bramm puts the real values back in your tenant. Every answer carries a button to inspect exactly what the AI received.
- →Pseudonymisation before any byte leaves your tenant
- →Inspect the redacted prompt on any answer
- →EU-hosted models available end-to-end
For both sides of the table
For the employee asking. For the ISO answering.
Same product, two perspectives.
For the employee
"Can I put customer data in ChatGPT?"
Bramm answers in seconds, with the exact policy cited. No guessing, no asking around.
For the ISO
"Finally. The tool I always wished I had."
Stop living in Jira. Stop maintaining the spreadsheet of spreadsheets. In Bramm, tickets are a by-product of the work you're already doing — every access review, supplier check and incident becomes an auditable trail without you lifting a finger.
- →No more babysitting Jira boards — tickets create themselves
- →No more parallel spreadsheets for access, suppliers and risks
- →No more chasing colleagues — Bramm nudges the right person
- →No more audit panic — evidence is captured as you go
What changes when Bramm is in the loop.
Policy questions
Most "can I…?", "who approves…?" and "what does our policy say about…?" questions are answered straight from the handbook.
The genuinely new situations — exceptions, edge cases, policy decisions — are exactly the work the ISO should be doing. Everything else stops landing in their inbox.
Access requests
From a multi-day relay to a single, logged step.
Today: open a ticket, find the system owner, find the approver, wait, find an admin to actually grant the access, then update the authorisation matrix and the audit trail by hand. Bramm knows the matrix, checks the policy, routes the approval, provisions the access and updates the records — in one pass.
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