The reason to choose Fogoarai isn't any single control — it's that governance, cost-optimized routing, and private / air-gapped deployment ship together, in one runtime, inside your own infrastructure. There are four ways a large company usually tries to solve this. Here is where each one falls short for a regulated business.
Strong at the API layer (routing and observability), but you connect to them as an outside SaaS endpoint. For a company bound by data residency, that's exactly what compliance won't allow.
They monitor AI (prompt-injection defense, DLP, risk dashboards), but they don't run the work. You still have to build the agents, the tools, the approvals, and the audit.
They tie the company's AI to one cloud's infrastructure. In regulated industries, that lock-in is the deal breaker before the evaluation even starts.
Those are libraries for engineers, not a product. You end up with a brittle stack you can't evaluate, version, or hand to compliance. Fogoarai is the buy option.
| Approach | Governance | Cost routing | Private / air-gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI gateways (Portkey, LiteLLM) | partial | yes | no |
| AI security tools (Lasso, Prompt Security) | partial | no | partial |
| Cloud AI platforms (Azure, AWS, GCP) | yes | no | no |
| Frameworks (LangChain, CrewAI) | no | no | build it yourself |
| Fogoarai | yes | yes | yes |
This is the floor, not the pitch. Everything below is active in production today, and it's what makes Fogoarai safe to put in front of a security review. The reason a regulated company chooses us is what sits above this: governance, routing, and air-gapped deployment in one runtime. Few competitors clear all three.
Approving AI in a regulated company is a personal risk for whoever puts their name on it. Fogoarai is built so that bet is defensible.
Data stays inside your network, every action is on the record, and there are no external API calls in the runtime path. The hard questions are already answered before they're asked.
Export a complete record of what AI did and under which policy. You bring evidence to the committee, not assurances.
Every decision is versioned and replayable from any timestamp. The answer to "show me" is already in the system.
A fair question for any infrastructure from an early-stage vendor. The honest answer is built into the architecture: Fogoarai runs entirely inside your own infrastructure. Even if the company disappeared tomorrow, your deployment keeps operating, with no dependency on us to keep running.