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Proxy
Zero-friction enterprise proxy
Run it on your racks or in ours—either way, we isolate environments, sign every release, and give you the same hardware-backed control plane we use internally.
What ships on day one
- Dual control-plane: TitaniumGuard hosted or fully sovereign
- Inline inspection without terminating trust boundaries you set
- Latency-aware routing blueprints reviewed with your team
Deployment choices
Run the TitaniumGuard control plane wherever you need—ours, yours, or both. Proxy nodes boot only if they can attest to approved firmware.
- Self Hosted
Engineering blueprint
Isolation without friction.
Trust-scoped ingress
- Connectors enforce mutual TLS with your identity provider before any session begins
- Inline inspection, caching, and DLP policies run without terminating trust boundaries you set
- Segmentation blueprints let you stage business units or workloads independently
Dual control-plane
- Operate TitaniumGuard-hosted control or run the full plane inside your racks
- Signed release artifacts plus reproducible build notes for every proxy image
- Scoped API tokens so operators, compliance, and auditors have distinct least-privilege lanes
Operator-first automation
- Declarative policy bundles with dry-run and differential previews
- Self-healing tunnels that re-attest hardware posture before rejoining the mesh
- Golden runbooks for cutover, rollback, and incident downgrades
Session attestation
Hardware + software measurements for every connector and control node
Policy playback
Deterministic logs showing why each request was allowed, shaped, or denied
Latency budgets
Hop-by-hop timing you can pump into Prometheus, Datadog, or Honeycomb
Operational readiness
Cutovers that keep sessions flowing.
- Reference architectures for fully sovereign deployments
- Migration guides that keep legacy proxies live while you stage TitaniumGuard
- Sidecar and branch-office blueprints with validated throughput numbers
Next step
Want to inspect the policy pipeline?
Email labs@titaniumguard.in and we will share traffic captures, soak tests, and the automation modules we use internally.