Runtime visibility, control, and evidence for your AI agents, inside your boundary, without re-platforming.
Agents now read files, call APIs, chain tools, and move data across sessions. Your risk is not the prompt. It’s everything the model does next with enterprise permissions.
MCP, function calls, and agent frameworks execute against real systems, with your access tokens.
Ingress filters rarely explain what happened after the model picked a tool, arguments, and destination.
IBM 2025: shadow AI adds +$670K to breach cost. 97% of AI incidents had no access control. IBM, 2025 →
But the material risk: tool, data, destination.
Not a prompt firewall. An operating layer that lets senior teams observe, review, enforce, and evidence AI activity as adoption scales.
Identify providers, applications, agents, tools, sessions, and the runtime side effects they actually produce.
Inspect activity inside your environment. No sensitive prompts or tool calls routed to a vendor scanning cloud.
Start in observe mode, add targeted review, then enforce where ownership is clear. No re-platforming required.
Explainable decisions, correlation IDs, SIEM export, and approval history ready for audit and board reviews.
Three practical entry points, one shared scoring and evidence model. Begin in observe mode without asking teams to re-platform.
Network control for provider routes, shadow AI, virtual keys, budgets, rate controls, and centralized reporting.
In-app context: prompts, tools, arguments, permissions, sessions, and inline approvals.
Host and container context to discover unapproved AI workloads and correlate process behaviour with network activity.
Most pilots start with Gateway or SDK. Host sensor follows once workload coverage is in scope.
Capture the signal available at each control point.
Local scoring for known, ambiguous, and novel behaviour.
Clear verdict with correlation context and latency.
Same operating model across every surface.
Executives don’t need a black-box alert stream. They need a defensible control model.
Transparent patterns for policy triggers, abuse, secrets, and structured-content risks.
Family, severity, technique, and harm-context: scored locally, never a black box.
Surface unfamiliar runtime patterns for human review rather than silently passing them through.
Every verdict includes contributing signals, latency, correlation IDs, and next action.
Prompt, tool call, session, workload, network route, and final decision connected into one reviewable thread.
Provider, model, user, team, redaction events, and prompt-level risk context.
tool_name, arguments, permissions, output scanning on the real action path.
Request & session IDs, escalation trends, cumulative risk across turns.
Process chain, file access, workload identity, surrounding execution context.
Destination, DNS, byte counts, provider usage patterns for shadow AI governance.
Action, posture, confidence, rationale, latency, correlation for review or export.
See where requests go. Apply provider policy in real time. Produce evidence without changing applications.
The user thinks they’re using a productivity helper.
Sensitive content routes to an unapproved endpoint.
Gateway sees destination, provider status, data sensitivity in-line.
Policy review · audit record · approved paths remain open.
THE LEADERSHIP QUESTION: who used AI, where data went, why it was escalated, what’s required next. BECOMES ANSWERABLE.
A practical adoption path. Begin with telemetry. Add review for higher-risk actions. Enforce once detections are proven and owners are clear.
Choose your starting posture during the 4-week pilot. Toggle without redeploying code.
Capture runtime telemetry. Export to SOC. Understand real behaviour before changing policy.
Approval gates on higher-risk actions. Targeted review without blocking all usage.
Block, redact, or escalate once detections are proven and ownership is clear.
Not another dashboard. A control model for AI adoption that produces the records leadership, audit, and regulators ask for.
AI-specific telemetry, explainable detections, a path from observation to enforceable control.
Deploy by base-URL change, SDK install, or host coverage instead of rebuilding the stack.
Runtime oversight, tool-call review, and policy control without losing deployment speed.
Records of monitoring, review, and control activity that support governance and audit conversations.
Scoring runs where your team can govern it. No vendor-operated scanning cloud required for RAXE to inspect AI traffic.
All sit inside your control boundary. Network, application, and workload coverage share one contract.
Same evidence model whether scoring runs inline with your app or as a central service.
Locally mirrored bundles support deployments with no internet reachability.
Decisions and audit history flow to existing pipelines, not to a vendor-owned cloud.
Walk away with executive findings, evidence exports, and a production rollout plan. One control point, observe mode first.
Stand up the chosen surface: gateway, SDK, or workload coverage. Begin in observe mode. Wire evidence exports to SIEM.
Review first detections. Correlate runtime evidence. Tune thresholds against observed patterns across teams and apps.
Introduce approval gates or targeted actions where the program owner wants stronger oversight. Measure noise vs. signal.
Deliver executive findings, evidence exports, control recommendations, and a production rollout plan.
RAXE gives senior teams a practical path to identify real AI usage, choose the first control point, and leave the first 30 days with evidence leadership can act on.
Teams, agents, providers, and workloads active today.
Gateway, application SDK, host coverage, or cross-layer pilot.
Findings, exports, review workflow, and rollout decision.
We’ll map your first AI control point and define what a 2–4 week proof of value should produce.
Shadow AI, tool actions, data movement, unmanaged workloads.
Gateway, application SDK, host sensor, or cross-layer.
Executive summary, exports, workflow, rollout recommendation.