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Zero Trust across your enterprise AI stack

Control who and what can access your infrastructure, data, models, and agent tools. Apply identity and networking controls within each product and across the services you connect.

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Security within and between your products

Each product has resources to protect and connections to control. Identities and networking support access across the stack; Langstack vault holds the credentials used by those identities.

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AutonomyAlphaTool accessAgent isolationHuman oversightIntelligenceModel accessInference accessAPI connectionsKnowledgeAccess scopesScoped retrievalContext accessInfrastructureWorkload identitiesNetwork controlsCluster access

Langstack identities

Resource connections

Langstack vault

Identity credentials
Within every layer. Across the stack.

Control built into the way you work

Define who and what can access your stack, how data is protected, and which actions applications and agents are allowed to take.

Connect through explicit identities

Connect infrastructure, systems, databases, and model services through Langstack identities. Define the access each connection needs, including within your own environment.

Manage credentials in Langstack vault

Store identity credentials in Langstack’s internal vault. Keep authentication separate from authorization: resource permissions determine what each identity may access.

Control connections between workloads

Apply identity and networking controls between workloads. Sharing a cluster does not automatically grant one service access to another.

Scope access to enterprise knowledge

Define which people, applications, and agents may use your knowledge. Access scopes govern the context they can retrieve.

Control access to models and inference

Define access to models and inference. Connect external APIs through explicit identities and decide what information each integration may send.

Set boundaries for agent actions

Define allowed tools, actions, and human review points. An agent’s decision to use a tool does not grant permission to use it.

Isolated agent execution

Run agents in isolated environments to help contain unintended effects. Combine execution boundaries with explicit permissions for the systems and tools they use.

Encryption in transit and at rest

Protect data with encrypted communication and storage. Review coverage across workloads, backups, and integrations, together with key management, for your deployment.

Zero Trust starts with each resource

Zero Trust does not grant access simply because a person, device, or workload is inside your network. Verify access, grant only what is needed, and design for the possibility that a component is compromised. These principles apply to internal services as well as external connections.

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Explicit verification
Verify identities and authorize access to each resource. Reassess access as context and security signals change.
Least-privilege access
Grant users, workloads and agents only the access their task requires. An agent’s decision to use a tool does not itself grant permission.
Assume breach
Design for the possibility that a workload or identity is compromised. Isolate workloads, limit lateral access, and monitor activity to help contain the impact.

Choose where your AI runs

Choose where processing happens and which external services you use. Deployment control determines where workloads run; access controls determine who and what may use them.

Models on your infrastructure

Run open and custom models on dedicated, on-premise, cloud, or edge resources you choose. Keep inference within that environment and define how applications and agents access it.

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External services by choice

Connect external model APIs through explicit identities when they fit the task. Requests sent to these services are processed outside your environment; decide what data each integration may send.

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Security and compliance

Security standards and regulatory requirements relevant to your enterprise and deployment.

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