Enterprise LLM + MCP Gateway
The control plane for your organization’s AI traffic.
SecuriX sits in front of every LLM and MCP server your teams touch — enforcing SSO, budgets, virtual keys, and DLP policy before a token leaves your network. Deploy as SaaS or self-hosted with Docker.
Virtual keys
128 / 6 teams
DLP this month
214 redactions
Access control
Single sign-on, enforced at the gateway.
Connect Okta, Azure AD, or any SAML/OIDC provider. Every request is tied to a real identity — no shared API keys floating around in Slack.
- SAML 2.0 & OIDC
- SCIM provisioning
- Role-based access per team
Cost control
Set a budget. Never blow through it by accident.
Cap spend per user, team, or project. SecuriX downgrades or blocks requests automatically when a limit is hit — before the invoice surprises anyone.
- Per-team and per-project caps
- Automatic model downgrade at threshold
- Real-time spend alerts
Credential hygiene
Generate keys your real provider credentials never touch.
Every team, app, or environment gets its own scoped virtual key — rotate or revoke instantly without touching the underlying OpenAI, Anthropic, or Azure credentials.
- Scoped to model, rate, and team
- Instant revoke, no redeploy
- Full usage attribution per key
Data protection
Catch sensitive data before it leaves your network.
SecuriX inspects prompts and completions for PII, secrets, and policy violations in real time — redact, block, or just log, per policy.
- Built-in PII & secret detectors
- Redact, block, or log per policy
- Full audit trail per request
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Tool governance
Granular policy on every MCP tool call — not just the prompt.
SecuriX runs as the MCP gateway between your users and your MCP servers, plus a growing set of first-party integrations — so every tool call passes through policy, not just the prompt. Conditions on the request itself — who's asking, what they're touching, what it's worth — decide whether it runs.
- Gateway for any MCP server, not just first-party
- Attribute-based conditions, not just per-team access
- Allow, block, or require approval per action
Governed RAG
Ask your company's docs — but only the ones you're allowed to see.
Upload documents and SecuriX indexes them for retrieval-augmented answers. Scope a doc to a team — Finance, say — and only that team's questions ever surface its chunks, no matter who else asks.
- Per-team and per-user document scoping
- Access enforced in the retrieval index, not the UI
- Same identity, same permissions as everywhere else
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“What was our Q3 burn rate?”
Deployment
SaaS in minutes, or fully self-hosted.
Run SecuriX as a managed service, or deploy the same image in your own VPC with a single docker run. Your data plane, your call — same policies either way.
- One Docker image, SaaS or self-hosted
- No data plane lock-in
- Identical admin console either way
- Live in minutes
- Managed & auto-updated
- Same admin console
- docker run securix/gateway
- Runs in your VPC
- Same admin console
How it works
From SSO to your first governed request in under a day.
Connect identity & providers
Point SecuriX at your Identity Provider for SSO (Okta, Azure AD, or any SAML/OIDC provider) and the model or MCP providers your teams already use. No client-side code changes.
Define policy
Set budgets, virtual keys, DLP rules, and attribute-based MCP tool policy — per team, per user, or per request attribute. As granular as your org needs.
Route through the gateway
Point client apps at your SecuriX endpoint instead of the provider directly. Deploy as SaaS or self-hosted with a single docker run.
Monitor & audit
Every request, tool call, and knowledge-base query lands in one console — spend, redactions, and policy decisions, all attributable to a real identity.
See SecuriX in front of your own traffic.
Tell us where to reach you and we'll set up a walkthrough with your identity provider, your policies, and your budget structure.