Your safeguards are still switched on.
Each part of the AI assistant carries built-in safety rules. Sentinel confirms they’re all still there and unchanged, down to the letter.
Security
How WOW Sentinel protects the financial information inside your WOW AI Suite: a plain-English overview for firms considering the suite.
Your firm holds the most sensitive information your clients own: their complete financial picture. Protecting it isn’t a nice-to-have; it’s the foundation of the trust your practice runs on. WOW Sentinel is the security watchman built into the WOW AI Suite. Every day it quietly checks that the protections around your data are still in place, looks for anything that shouldn’t be there, and reports back to you in plain language. Here’s what it does and why it matters.
The watchman
Think of Sentinel as a guard who walks the building every morning and confirms that every lock, every door and every alarm is exactly as it should be. It doesn’t touch anything. It cannot move money, send messages, or change your files, and it will never even tell the assistant to. Its only job is to look, verify, and tell you.
That “look but never touch” design is deliberate: a watchman with no keys can’t be tricked into opening a door.
The nine-point check
Every day, Sentinel runs a nine-point check on your behalf.
Each part of the AI assistant carries built-in safety rules. Sentinel confirms they’re all still there and unchanged, down to the letter.
You tell Sentinel, once, which tools your assistant is meant to have. If anything new ever appears that could touch money, send a message, or place a call, Sentinel asks you about it. And if a payment or send tool is ever exposed where it shouldn’t be, it raises an immediate alarm.
Hidden instructions buried in an email, a document, or a meeting transcript, or false information planted to steer the assistant, are flagged, never followed.
Any real action, especially anything involving money or an outgoing message, is checked and surfaced to you to confirm or deny, along with a watch for information leaving that shouldn’t.
Sentinel makes sure sensitive files (like your client list or passwords) aren’t sitting somewhere they could be exposed, and even checks its own report before it reaches you.
For a firm managing dozens of clients, this is the big one. Sentinel verifies that one client’s numbers can never bleed into another client’s report.
The background processes that move your data are checked for any unexpected change, addition, or deletion.
New, undeclared tools or scheduled tasks that could act on their own (the kind of thing that gets set up quietly and forgotten) are surfaced so nothing runs in the background without your knowledge.
Sentinel confirms your clients’ financial information is stored in the regions you approved, and flags it if anything sits somewhere it shouldn’t.
The standard
Sentinel’s daily checks are mapped to the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications, the international reference for the risks that matter most when AI handles sensitive data. Every report says plainly which of those risks were checked that day, and which fall outside its scope.
You get credit where it’s earned and honesty where it isn’t. Never a false sense of security.
The report
Every day, Sentinel sends you a short report: a simple traffic-light status, one line on what it means, whether any money or messages went out on your behalf, and, if anything needs your attention, a clear list of what to do and who should do it. If something serious is found, you get an urgent alert straight away, right at the top, before any of the detail.
One clever detail: if the daily report ever fails to arrive, that silence is itself a warning sign. A guard who goes quiet is a guard worth checking on, so Sentinel is designed to be noticed even when someone tries to keep it silent.
No magic guarantees
No security tool is a magic guarantee, and we won’t pretend otherwise. Sentinel is an early-warning system (a very good one), and it sits on top of deeper protections: your data stays under your control, the assistant is built to read your data, never to alter your ledger, and nothing goes out to a client or a third party without a person approving it first. Where a powerful tool is kept on for convenience, it’s put behind your explicit approval and written down, so you always know what’s switched on and why.
Sentinel’s job is to make sure all of that stays true, every single day, and to tell you the moment it doesn’t.
Pricing
WOW Sentinel is $49 USD a month on its own — a flat price, no per-client or per-user fees. It’s also included at no extra cost in every WOW AI Suite plan: the Core Suite at $99 USD/month and the Complete Suite at $149 USD/month.
Put the AI Suite to work across your whole client base, and focus on your clients, not on what might be going wrong behind the scenes.
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