Request path
Sentinel AI Gateway Security
Security controls designed for governed AI operations
Sentinel AI Gateway brings data handling, retention boundaries, audit traceability, and access isolation into the controlled request path.
Security posture
Logging policy at a glance
| Category | Default behavior |
|---|---|
| Captured by default | Request identifiers, route decisions, latency, token usage, budget signals, and policy outcomes. |
| Excluded by default | Provider credentials, raw prompts and responses, and unmasked sensitive fields when redaction policy is active. |
Policy modes
- Allow for explicitly trusted workload paths.
- Redact sensitive entities before provider forwarding.
- Block requests that violate policy criteria.
Access controls
- Per-project keys and environment scoping for workload isolation.
- Workspace boundaries for platform teams and applications.
- Future SSO and more granular RBAC without changing the core control model.
Security roadmap
- Planned: SSO integrations for enterprise identity alignment.
- Planned: finer RBAC controls for policy administration.
- Planned: deeper key-management integrations for regulated environments.
Security FAQ
Do you log raw prompts or raw model responses by default?
No. Sentinel AI Gateway is designed around metadata-first logging and configurable retention controls.
How does PII handling work?
Policy can detect sensitive entities and apply allow, redact, or block decisions before provider forwarding.
Can retention windows be configured?
Yes. Retention profiles can align to environment and review requirements so teams keep the right evidence without default over-retention.
Are provider keys exposed to application clients?
No. Provider credentials stay server-side inside the Sentinel policy and routing layers.
Can audit evidence be exported?
Yes. Structured operational records are intended to support security, finance, and platform review workflows.
Security contact
Discuss Sentinel AI Gateway security requirements
Use the shared Caldorus contact path for data handling reviews, retention requirements, audit questions, or platform security discussions.
