Intent Gateway sits in front of every AI interaction in your enterprise. It reads what each prompt means, what each response carries, and what each agent is about to do, then allows, flags, or stops it in milliseconds. Semantic understanding, not keyword matching.
The tools already in your stack watch for known patterns and known bad phrases. AI does not attack in known patterns. The same attack rarely arrives the same way twice, and the intent behind a request never shows up in a keyword. Neither DLP nor guardrails read intent, so both miss the same things.
They see data, not intent. So they either over-block and kill productivity, or under-protect and leak.
Every interaction passes through the same patent-pending engine. It reads what is being asked and what is being returned, semantically, and catches sensitive data, injection, and jailbreak attempts in the meaning rather than the wording. Where an agent is involved, it goes further, reading the plan the agent has formed, the tools it intends to call, and the data it would touch, and scoring that plan before a single action executes.
Every prompt, response, and agent action is mapped into a clear, auditable security state, from benign, through sensitive-but-allowed, to blocked. Risk is escalated mid-conversation, while it still matters, rather than surfaced in a report after the fact.
Catches sensitive data, prompt injection and jailbreak attempts in the meaning of a request rather than its wording, on every prompt and every response.
Where an agent is involved, reads the plan it has formed, the tools it intends to call and the data it would touch, and scores that plan before a single action executes.
Score every query and agent action live. Stop the ones that break policy in milliseconds.
Intent Gateway comes pre-built with policies for your vertical, so protection is calibrated from the first day rather than after months of tuning. Then you configure those policies to your organisation, what to allow, what to flag, what to block, and where the line sits for each team.
BFSI, healthcare, and more, so protection is calibrated from day one rather than after months of tuning.
What to allow, what to flag, what to block, per team, as rules you own.
An interceptor that logs every prompt is a breach waiting to happen, and a reason for your teams to route around it. Intent Gateway keeps none of your prompt content. It keeps the shape of an attack, a non-invertible fingerprint that cannot be turned back into the original text, with no prompt storage and no embeddings retained. Privacy and protection stop being a trade.
Semantic understanding of malicious against benign, read from what a request means rather than the words it uses.
Non-invertible memory of attack shape. No prompt storage, no embeddings retained. It also learns the shapes you define: hand it the prompts that broke your system in a red-team or VAPT exercise, or anything your team judges risky, and the Gateway fingerprints those too and catches the next variant in production.
Intent rarely turns hostile in a single message. It drifts, benign to sensitive to malicious, across a conversation, so the Gateway recalibrates on every turn. Across sessions it tracks that lineage, detects variants among different users, and builds audit-grade evidence of a campaign rather than a string of one-offs.
A refund agent handles a booking exactly as designed. It looks up the booking, calculates the refund, reads the customer profile, then moves to send a notification email. Every tool call is legitimate on its own. But the email it is about to send was shaped by untrusted content that arrived earlier in the conversation, and it carries sensitive customer data to an address it has no business writing to.
Intent Gateway reads the plan before the send executes, sees an outbound message influenced by untrusted context, and blocks it under policy. The data never leaves. Every other tool in the stack would have watched each step pass and caught nothing, because each step, on its own, was fine.
Stopped before the data leaves, under a policy you control.
Every agent run: each tool call, the context behind it, and the tainted source that set the risk in motion.
Fits your existing agent frameworks, with no rebuild.
The live console scores every employee and agent interaction as it happens and escalates risk mid-conversation. Most traffic passes with zero friction. The Gateway spends its attention on the fraction that needs it.
Intent Gateway sits in front of your model providers rather than replacing them, and fits the same managed-to-sovereign range as the rest of Cyvia: SaaS, private VPC, on-premise, or fully air-gapped. It drops into LangChain and existing agent frameworks, and feeds your SIEM, SOAR and DLP so the security team sees it where they already work.
Fully managed on Cyvia cloud, in front of your providers.
Single-tenant, inside your own cloud account and keys.
Runs entirely in your data centre. Traffic never leaves.
Fully isolated with zero outbound calls, for sovereign estates.
Intent Gateway works on its own. It works better as part of one engine. Data Lens writes intelligence about your data into the files at rest, Intent Router routes on that same understanding in motion, and Intent Gateway reads it back at runtime, so enforcement already knows what a piece of data is and how sensitive it is. One understanding of your data, applied at rest, in motion, and in action.
The fastest way to understand Intent Gateway is to watch it read real interactions and stop the ones that matter. We can show you on a live console, then talk about your environment.