Most AI-security tooling asks you to make a trade you shouldn't have to: send us your traffic so we can inspect it. For a team with data-residency obligations or an air-gapped environment, that trade is a non-starter — the inspection itself becomes the leak.
The whole point of a trust plane
TrustGate inverts it. The control plane runs entirely inside your perimeter — your VPC, or fully air-gapped — and every surface is inspected there. There is no managed SaaS your requests transit, no telemetry phoning home, and no third party in the request path. Inspect everything; see nothing.
What actually leaves the network
Nothing of yours. You bring your own provider keys, so inference calls go from your infrastructure to the providers you already contract with. TrustGate sits in front of that path as policy and audit — it governs the traffic, it doesn't resell or relay it.
The result is the property security teams keep asking for and rarely get: complete inspection of every agent action, with zero bytes of customer data egressed to us. The audit trail, the cost data, the inspection — all of it stays where you can prove it never left.
