You can keep useful request logs and still not warehouse customer PII. Here is how write-time redaction, structure-preserving placeholders, and metadata scrubbing keep LLM logs debuggable but safe.
PII redaction and prompt-injection detection only protect you if they run on every call. Here is how NemoRouter applies guardrails inline, with key > team > org scope precedence, on every tier.
"Who rotated that key?" should be a query, not a guess. Here is how to build an audit trail for an LLM gateway with complete attribution, consistent IP capture, and tamper-evidence auditors trust.
Routing company data through LLMs raises the same controls auditors already ask about. Here is a practical SOC 2 checklist for an LLM gateway — access, audit, retention, encryption, and tenant isolation.
One leaked key shouldn't compromise everything. Here is how separating a master key for management from per-use virtual keys bounds the damage of a leak — and why customer traffic never touches the master key.
Rate limits cap velocity, not total spend — and they're a security boundary, not a knob. Here is how RPM/TPM limits work per key, team, and org, and why the caller can never override them.