8200.dev by use case

For General Counsel & Risk

Your company uses AI, and courts now hold the deployer accountable for what those AI systems do with company data — while disclaimers and vendor contracts prove thinner than expected. The question that decides outcomes is whether you can demonstrate, with evidence, that you governed your AI's access. This overview is informational and not legal advice.

For security leaders

You can describe your controls, but you can't show a trend. 8200.dev gives you one defensible posture score for your Google Workspace, the history behind it, and the evidence to back it up. As AI raises the stakes, the board now expects security leaders to report on AI access risk — and to show it is governed.

For AI agent governance

8200.dev auto-discovers the AI agents on your connected platforms. But your teams also deployed agents on WhatsApp, Telegram, ManyChat, Tidio, voice lines and custom stacks — platforms no tool connects to. Under the 2026 AI liability regime you must be able to produce an inventory of every agent and what it can access. The AI Agent Registry closes the gap: register every other agent by hand, classify its data access, and your inventory is finally complete.

For AI-built application governance

“Vibe coding” platforms like Lovable, Base44, Bolt.new and Cursor let your teams ship apps without writing the code — and those apps connect to Google Workspace, Salesforce and your databases. Under the 2026 AI liability regime the company that deploys an AI-built app is its data controller and answers for how it handles customer data, not the builder platform. 8200.dev shows exactly what data access your AI-built applications have — and produces the evidence to prove you governed them.

Independent developers & freelancers

If you are a freelancer or an independent developer handling client data, you do not get to opt out of security regulation by being small. Processor obligations under the GDPR, deployer obligations under the EU AI Act, and your clients’ contractual security requirements all attach to you directly — today, at your current size. Here is what already applies, named regulation by regulation, and what is currently exposed on your own account.

For IT administrators

The Google Admin console won't answer those questions quickly, and clicking through every user doesn't scale. 8200.dev does the discovery for you and hands you the fixes.

For compliance officers

Evidence collection shouldn't be a manual project every time. 8200.dev keeps the evidence current, maps it to the controls your frameworks expect, and lets you export it whenever you're asked. With roughly one in four 2026 compliance audits now including an AI-governance inquiry, demonstrating governed AI access is becoming a standard audit requirement.

For MSSPs & managed security providers

You already secure your clients' Google Workspace — but jumping between dozens of separate accounts to check posture, chase findings, and produce reports doesn't scale. 8200.dev adds the partner layer that ties every client organization together under one management account.