Self-hosted

Self-hosted AI security, with zero data egress

Self-hosted AI security means running the controls that protect your AI agents inside your own infrastructure — so your prompts, documents, and tool calls never leave your network. TrustGate AI is a self-hosted AI security gateway that inspects and governs every surface your agents touch, in your own VPC, with zero data egress.

WHY IT MATTERS

The gateway inspects everything and sees nothing.

Most AI-security tools are SaaS: to protect your agents, you route all your agent traffic through a third party. For regulated, security-led teams, that's the exact risk they're trying to avoid. Self-hosted AI security flips it — the gateway inspects everything and sees nothing, because nothing ever leaves your perimeter.

  • Your prompts, documents & tool calls stay in your network
  • Native data residency — no third party in the request path
  • The model most regulated and security-led teams require
SaaS · traffic routed to a third partyleaves network
TrustGate · inspects inside your perimeterin your VPC
egress · nothing leaves your network0 bytes
WHAT IT SECURES

Every surface an agent touches.

Prompt injection, RAG poisoning, malicious tool and MCP calls, session and memory manipulation, agent-to-agent trust, and data exfiltration on egress — all inspected in real time by SHASHU, our purpose-built security engine, benchmarked against the OWASP LLM Top 10, MITRE ATLAS, and the NIST AI RMF.

  • All six agent surfaces inspected, in and out
  • Real-time detection — not after-the-fact logging
  • Benchmarked to OWASP LLM Top 10, MITRE ATLAS & NIST AI RMF
prompt · injection & jailbreaksinspected
rag · poisoned documentsinspected
tool / mcp · malicious callsscoped
session · memory manipulationtracked
agent↔agent · trust & lineageverified
egress · data exfiltration0 bytes
HOW IT DEPLOYS

Live in three commands.

Runs in your VPC on AWS, GCP, or Azure — or fully air-gapped, with GPU options available. It's drop-in OpenAI-compatible, so you point any SDK at the gateway with no app changes, and there's no telemetry and no third party in the request path.

  • Runs in your VPC (AWS, GCP, Azure) or fully air-gapped
  • Drop-in OpenAI-compatible — point any SDK at the gateway
  • No telemetry, no third party in the request path
deploy · your-vpc
$helm repo add trustgate https://charts.trustgateai.io
✓ repo added
$helm install trustgate trustgate/control-plane
✓ control-plane deployed · 6 surfaces armed
$export OPENAI_BASE_URL=https://trustgate.svc.local
→ point any SDK here · no app changes
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Zero data egressVPC · air-gap · GPU options
Self-hosted vs SaaS

Same inspection. None of the data exposure.

SaaS AI securityTrustGate (self-hosted)
Where your data goesthrough a third partynever leaves your network
Data residency / auditshardnative
Air-gap supportnoyes
Surface coveragepartialall six surfaces
FAQ

Self-hosted AI security, answered.

Running the security controls for your AI agents inside your own infrastructure, so sensitive data never leaves your network — instead of sending it to a SaaS vendor.

Yes — TrustGate can run fully air-gapped, with no outbound telemetry or third-party calls.

No — TrustGate is drop-in OpenAI-compatible and deploys in three commands.

Secure your agents without exposing your data.

Deploy the open core in your own infrastructure, or book a walkthrough of every surface TrustGate inspects.