Arceris is built on nine core modules. Each functions independently—but together, they eliminate every blind spot in your enterprise AI security.
Inspect every AI interaction across your network—browser, API, mobile, and developer tools—without disrupting your team's workflow. Runs entirely within your infrastructure.
One gateway key per user, one endpoint for every AI provider. Real provider keys are entered once, stored encrypted inside your own infrastructure, and never appear in code, config files, or on laptops again. Every call automatically inherits the full protection stack.
28+ out-of-the-box detectors covering global and regional data types. Block, mask, or log in real time—on requests and on responses, which now stream to users word-by-word while sensitive data is masked in flight.
Hardened against current injection and jailbreak phrasings in both English and Turkish. And it goes beyond patterns: Arceris understands what a conversation is about, and enforces policy by subject matter.
Real-time inspection for every document and image uploaded to AI services. Leverage built-in OCR and file type filtering to eliminate data exfiltration risks before files ever reach the LLM.
AI coding assistants are the fastest-growing AI surface in the enterprise—and most gateways can't see them at all. Arceris covers them: enroll a developer machine in under a minute, and every AI coding tool on it routes through the gateway automatically.
Most gateways inspect what goes out. Arceris also inspects what comes back—and what a conversation adds up to over time.
Your DLP does not see the chat box—but it still holds the policy you spent years writing. Arceris captures the text your DLP cannot reach and hands it to that same policy.
Security is one question. The other two are what this costs and what you show an auditor.
Weighing this against an AI gateway such as LiteLLM, Portkey or Cloudflare AI Gateway? They solve a different problem, and the difference is where the control point sits — the comparison is here, with every claim sourced to the vendor's own documentation.