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ZNYX AI

Security & trust

The security tool should not become the exposure.

ZNYX is designed so that adopting it does not widen your data-flow diagram. Here is exactly what runs where, what we receive, and what we do not claim yet.

01

What the runtime processes

Prompts, responses, streamed tokens, retrieved context, tool payloads, and agent plans, all inside your own infrastructure. The runtime makes no outbound call to ZNYX to reach a decision.

02

What the hosted console receives

Operational metadata by default: trace id, policy decision, detector summary, latency, and scope. Prompt and response bodies are not part of that payload.

03

Where models run

ML classifiers and the LLM judge run on an in-boundary inference sidecar, so escalation does not become an exfiltration path.

04

Fully private option

Enterprise can self-host the control plane as well, for an air-gappable deployment with no ZNYX-operated component in the path.

05

One outbound call, and how to stop it

The client SDKs send an anonymous install ping on first run: a random install id, the SDK and language versions, OS and architecture, and a run count. No prompts, responses, tool arguments, keys, or tenant data, ever. It is on by default and off with ZNYX_TELEMETRY=0, and it fails silently when there is no route out.

Controls

Controls a reviewer will ask about

Authentication
SSO / SAML, SCIM provisioning, MFA (Enterprise)
Authorization
3-tier RBAC: Owner, Admin, Developer
Data residency
Runtime in your region by self-hosting; hosted control-plane region is a recorded preference, not enforced placement
Trace retention
7 / 30 / 90 days by plan, configurable on Enterprise
Audit retention
7 / 365 / 730 days by plan
Encryption
TLS in transit; storage encryption in the control plane
Deployment
Docker, Kubernetes, VPC, on-prem, air-gapped
Source availability
Detection runtime is open source and auditable

Honest limits

What we do not claim yet

  • External certifications (e.g. SOC 2, ISO 27001) are on the roadmap and are not claimed today.
  • Published latency targets are internal benchmark figures, not contractual SLOs.
  • Security and performance claims on this site reflect implemented capabilities.

If a questionnaire needs something not listed here, ask us directly rather than inferring it, we would rather answer than have you assume.

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FAQ

Security questions

What the runtime processes, what the console receives, and how ZNYX itself is built and operated.

No. The runtime evaluates prompts, responses, streamed tokens, retrieved context, and tool payloads inside your own infrastructure, and makes no outbound call to ZNYX to reach a decision. The hosted console receives operational metadata by default - trace id, policy decision, detector summary, latency, and scope - not prompt and response bodies.

Secure every prompt, agent, and tool call, in your boundary.

Pull the open-source runtime, drop it into your stack, and start enforcing policy in minutes, free, forever. Add the hosted control plane when you want centralized policies, evidence, traces, and team workflows.