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Is Harvey safe for work?

Harvey is an AI assistant for legal work, used by law firms and in-house teams. Here is where it shows up, and how to see and govern it across your team.

What it is
Harvey is an AI assistant for legal work, used by law firms and in-house teams.
Where it shows up
In the browser, and as desktop and IDE assistants.
The data risk
Queries can include confidential context, and connectors can reach internal documents.
Govern it with Northbeams

See who uses Harvey, then decide.

Northbeams catalogues Harvey and shows every user across the browser, desktop, CLI, and MCP surfaces, plus the network. Then block it, allow it by team, or sandbox it, in one click.

  • •See every user of Harvey, tied to a person, not a mystery IP
  • •Block, allow by team, or sandbox Harvey in one click
  • •Coach users toward your sanctioned alternative at the DNS layer
  • •Keep signed evidence of Harvey usage for your AI inventory and auditor

Common questions

How do I see who is using Harvey?
Install Northbeams across your fleet and your first sweep lands within 24 hours, with every Harvey user attributed by name across browser, desktop, CLI, and MCP. No proxy, no MITM cert, no network change.
Can I block Harvey?
Yes. Block it, allow it by team, or sandbox it in one click, and coach users toward a sanctioned tool at the DNS layer.
Is Harvey sanctioned or high-risk?
That is your call. Northbeams sorts every tool as sanctioned, unknown, or high-risk and lets you set the policy per team. Harvey sits in the unknown bucket by default until you decide.

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