PIIProxy detects, masks and blocks sensitive company data before prompts reach OpenAI, Claude, Gemini or other AI providers.
Your prompts never pass through our cloud. The gateway runs inside your infrastructure.
Developers paste source code. Finance teams paste customer records. HR teams analyze documents. Support teams copy conversations. AI adoption is accelerating faster than corporate data protection policies.
Names, phone numbers, emails, addresses, government identifiers and financial data can accidentally leave company boundaries.
API keys, tokens, passwords and credentials are often present inside logs, source code and debugging sessions.
Different teams use different AI providers, making consistent security rules difficult to enforce.
Your applications connect to PIIProxy instead of connecting directly to an AI provider. The gateway inspects the request, applies company policies, protects sensitive information and then forwards the safe request.
AI requests go through your internal PIIProxy gateway.
Sensitive information and credentials are identified automatically.
Company policies decide whether data is masked, tokenized or blocked.
Protected placeholders can be safely restored inside your network.
Detect names, emails, phone numbers, addresses, IDs, financial data and other sensitive information.
Prevent API keys, authentication tokens, passwords and credentials from reaching external models.
Replace sensitive values with temporary placeholders and restore them after the AI response.
Define different ALLOW, MASK and BLOCK policies for developers, HR, finance and other teams.
Monitor security events without storing complete prompts or confidential business content.
Apply one security policy across OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Azure OpenAI and future providers.
PIIProxy runs inside your network. Our cloud control plane can manage licenses, configuration and software versions, while sensitive prompt content stays inside your infrastructure.
PIIProxy is currently in development. Join the early access list to test the gateway, influence the roadmap and receive launch updates.