Glint by SecureAxis

Stop the photo your DLP can't see.

Glint notices when a phone camera is aimed at a confidential document and blanks that document. The rest of the screen stays as it was, and the attempt is recorded.

For Windows 11 fleets. We'll only email you about Glint.

Only the classified window goes black. A photo shows the attempt, not the content.

Every other leak path has a control. The camera doesn't.

Endpoint and browser DLP inspect what people copy, upload, print and email. A phone held up to a screen skips all of it. It takes a second, it needs no permissions, and it leaves nothing in a log.

Policies and posters tell people not to do it. Glint is the control that notices when they do.

How it works

  1. A classified document gets focus.Glint reads the sensitivity label. Only Confidential and above turn the camera on, and it turns off again when the document closes or loses focus.
  2. It looks for a phone aimed at the screen.Detection runs on the laptop itself. Camera frames don't leave the device.
  3. The document goes black.Just that window, blanked by the operating system rather than the app, so a modified client can't ignore it.
  4. The attempt is recorded.Time, device, document label and detection scores go to your security team. An evidence frame is optional and stays in your own storage.

Designed to get through a privacy review

  • The camera is on only while a classified document is open, not all day.
  • No video is stored, ever.
  • No face recognition and no biometric templates.
  • The cloud console receives metadata only. Evidence frames stay with you.
  • People see a short notice before opening a classified document, so nobody is monitored without knowing.

What Glint promises, and what it doesn't

Detecting a camera and then blanking the screen is a race against a shutter, and a fast enough photo can still win. We won't sell it as prevention.

What Glint does is make capture deliberate, visible and recorded. People are told before they open the document. A careless snap of the pricing model stops being an easy mistake. A deliberate one leaves evidence.

Before asking anyone to roll it out, we'll publish the false-blank rate measured in our pilot.

Join the pilot waitlist

Glint is in development. We're putting together a small pilot group of Windows 11 fleets that handle classified documents.