1What is Opsiton?
Opsiton is a browser-native Data Loss Prevention (DLP) platform. It helps organizations prevent sensitive data from leaking through employees browsers.
How it works at a high level
- 1Your organization sets up security policies
- 2Employees install the Opsiton Chrome extension and configure it with your organization API key
- 3The extension enforces your policies in real time
- 4Security events appear in the Opsiton portal for review
What Opsiton can detect
- Sensitive text typed into websites
- Files being uploaded that match defined patterns
- File contents, including OCR text from images
- Visits to malicious or phishing URLs
- Data pasted into AI platforms
2Platform Components
| Component | Who Uses It | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Tenant Portal | Organization admins and employees | Manage policies events users and API keys |
| Chrome Extension | Employees on their devices | Enforces policies in real time inside the browser |
3User Roles
Every user in Opsiton has one of three roles.
| Role | What They Can Do |
|---|---|
| Viewer | Read-only access to events incidents policies and users |
| User | Standard employee access with viewer capabilities |
| Tenant Admin | Full organization management including policies invites API keys and settings |
4Tenant Onboarding & Getting Started
Step 1: Register Your Organization
Go to the Tenant Portal and click Get Started or Register. Enter your name, organization, work email, and password.
Step 2: Onboarding Wizard
- 1Create your first policy from a template
- 2Generate an API key and save it immediately
- 3Install the Chrome extension and enter the API key
5Dashboard
The Dashboard is the main overview screen after logging in.
Security Score
A 0-100 score representing your current security posture. The score decreases when security events and unresolved incidents accumulate.
KPI Cards
| Card | What it Shows |
|---|---|
| Portal Users | Users with Tenant Portal access |
| Extension Devices | Total devices and online devices |
| Active Policies | Enabled security policies |
| Events 24h | Security events in the last 24 hours |
6Policies
Policies define what the extension detects and what action it takes.
Policy Actions
| Action | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Block | Prevent the risky action |
| Warn | Show a warning and allow the user to cancel or continue |
| Log | Record the event silently |
Templates
- TC Kimlik No
- Türkiye IBAN
- Credit Card
- Turkish Landline
- Turkish Mobile
- Email Address
7Inviting Users
To add a team member to the Tenant Portal:
- 1Go to Users
- 2Click Invite User
- 3Enter the work email address
- 4Select Viewer User or Tenant Admin
- 5Click Send Invite
8Accepting an Invitation
- 1Click the link in the invitation email
- 2Choose a password
- 3Set the password
- 4Log in with the new credentials
- 5Land on the Dashboard with the assigned role
9API Keys
API keys connect the Chrome extension to your organization. Each device uses your organization API key to authenticate.
- 1Go to API Keys
- 2Click Create New Key
- 3Enter a descriptive name
- 4Click Create
- 5Copy the full key immediately
sk_opsiton_{your-org-slug}_{random-characters}10Installing the Chrome Extension
Prerequisites
- Google Chrome browser
- An Opsiton API key
Installation Steps
- 1Install the extension
- 2Click the extension icon
- 3Enter the API key
- 4Click Save
| Policy Action | What Appears on Screen |
|---|---|
| Block | A full-page block screen |
| Warn | A risk dialog |
| Log | Nothing visible; the event is recorded |
11Security Events
The Events page shows every security detection recorded by the extension across all devices in your organization.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Type | Detection category |
| Rule Name | Triggered policy |
| Website | Domain where the event occurred |
| Severity | Critical High Medium or Low |
| Action Taken | Blocked Warned Logged Monitored or Masked |
| Time | When the event was recorded |
12Incidents
Incidents are security cases that require investigation and resolution. They can be created automatically or manually by an admin.
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Open | New and not assigned |
| Investigating | Someone is working on it |
| Resolved | The issue has been addressed |
| Closed | Fully closed |
13Active Users
The Active Users page shows devices that have the Opsiton extension installed and connected to your organization.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Hostname | Device name |
| Status | Online or Offline |
| Chrome Version | Browser version |
| Extension Version | Installed extension version |
| Last Seen | Last communication time |
14AI Detection
The AI Detection page lets you configure how the extension monitors AI platforms such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and others.
- Platform rules
- Predefined rules
- Custom rules
15Settings & Integrations
Configure organization settings and connect integrations available on Professional and Enterprise plans.
| Integration | What It Does |
|---|---|
| Slack Webhook | Sends security notifications |
| NVD API | Provides Chrome CVE enrichment |
| Google Safe Browsing | Additional URL safety checks |
| Custom SMTP | Send notifications from your email server |
16Subscription & Plan Limits
| Limit | Default |
|---|---|
| Portal Users | 5 |
| Extension Devices | 10 |
| Policies | 10 |
Usage is shown on the Dashboard and subscription details are shown on the Subscription page.
17Security Score
The Security Score on your Dashboard reflects your organization overall security health based on recent activity.
- Higher severity events reduce the score more
- Open incidents reduce the score
- Resolution speed affects part of the score