AI Categories

The AI Categories list shows all AI categories supported by Barracuda SecureEdge.

Open AI Categories

Go to Barracuda SecureEdge and log in with your existing Barracuda Cloud Control account.
The chosen Tenant/Workspace is displayed in the top menu bar.
From the drop-down menu, select the workspace you want to access AI categories for.
In the left menu, click the AI Security icon and select AI categories.
The AI categories window opens, showing AI categories usage. The categories include:
- Text generation and summarization
- AI safety
- AI computer vision
- Machine translation AI
- Learning assistant AI
- Personal productivity AI
- AI workflow automation
- Autonomous agents
- AI code assistant
- AI presentation design
The AI Categories card displays, for each category, the number of applications that are allowed, blocked, or unreviewed, and indicates whether the category is blocked. Note that AI categories are automatically generated by SecureEdge.
In the AI categories section, you can do the following:
- Click Block category to block AI categories.
- Click on a Triage category AI tools to view more details on the AI categories page.
  - The Text Generation & Summarization page opens. You can see 10 AI tools in this category.
  - Click an application row to open its detail view, e.g., Sapling.
    - The Sapling window opens, showing:
      - The application's total risk score, with a link to the full breakdown.
      - A list of individual risk factors contributing to the score.
      - Up to the three safest alternatives in the same category with lower risk scores.
      - Risk Score
        The Risk Score sidebar displays a detailed breakdown of risk factors, explains how the risk score is calculated for this application, and allows administrators to edit the score. In the top-right corner of the Risk Score section, click 13.2/25 to open a sidebar with a full breakdown of risk factors and an option to edit and save the score.

Risk scores indicate the potential risk of each AI application. A score above 15 is classified as high risk. Administrators can edit any application's risk score; edited scores override previous ones. A block recommendation appears only when the score exceeds 15 (high risk).