Momentum against the previous period, category trends over time, a department-by-category matrix, and the AI tools your teams paste into. The layer that turns a dashboard into a plan.
Every category is compared against the previous period and ranked by movement, so a category that doubled from a small base surfaces next to one that quietly grew. Priority is weighted by severity: a rise in critical findings outranks a larger rise in medium ones.
A department-by-category view shows concentration. It is the difference between knowing your organisation has an antitrust exposure and knowing it sits almost entirely in one commercial team, which is a different conversation with a different owner.
People paste drafts, client details and internal data into web AI tools all day. The browser extension checks that text the same way it checks an email, and Insights aggregates it: which tools appear, in which departments, and which categories they raise. For most teams this is the first evidence-based answer to a question their security function has been asking without data.
Counted by tool and department only. No prompts are stored.