Basyrix is the platform that governs what AI agents, pipelines and people are allowed to do across your on-premises estate, Azure, AWS and GCP — one control plane, before any action executes.
Agents and pipelines are becoming the primary actors in hybrid estates — moving data, assuming roles, calling APIs across clouds. Basyrix is the execution layer underneath them: every action an agent proposes is scored against policy, identity, classification and audit before it's allowed to run.
Basyrix explains the policy, risk, route and cost before the operator acts.
AI proposes routes and remediations, but every suggestion is scored against policy and visibility.
Low-risk moves can execute automatically with immutable audit, rollback and continuous monitoring.
Enterprises are repatriating critical data while workloads still stretch across Azure, AWS, GCP, SaaS and datacentres. The result is not one estate. It is several decision systems arguing in different dialects.
Each platform catches what happens inside its own walls. The attack path that crosses identity, cloud roles, storage, SaaS and endpoints is where the signal often hides.
Labels and policies usually trail the movement. Basyrix moves the decision to the moment before data leaves, copies, routes or lands.
Cheap storage can become expensive risk. FinOps should optimise inside approved placements, not overrule residency, detection or lineage.
Autonomous cloud and data actions only work when every recommendation is bounded by policy, visibility, classification and audit.
Repatriation is pulling data back on-prem while workloads stay distributed. Four control surfaces, four identity systems, four schemas, and a threat chain that does not respect any of them.
Compromised on-prem → Entra token → AWS role chain → S3 exfil. Each surface sees a slice. Basyrix correlates the chain and controls the next move.
Governance leads. Every request — human, pipeline, or agent — clears residency policy first, then identity, then security, then data, then cost. No engine acts alone, and conflicts resolve by a fixed ladder, not by opinion.
Data residency, regulatory mapping and placement policy as code. Approves or blocks every movement — and forbidden routes simply don't execute.
Identifies who's actually asking — person, pipeline, or agent — and scores autonomy level and intent. Unregistered or unverified agents go no further.
Cross-domain correlation across on-prem and all three clouds. Detection-critical data is never negotiated into cold storage.
Classifies, tags, encrypts and moves data over private paths — then verifies integrity and lineage on arrival.
Cost transparency and tiering — but only across placements the first four engines already cleared. Never the deciding vote on critical data.
One request. Five gates, in strict order. The first hard stop wins — the rest never run.
Identity is the perimeter. A central IdP federates outward; no long-lived credentials live in the clouds. The control plane decides — the estates enforce.
You can't govern, detect, or price data you can't see. Five layers turn raw storage into decisions — discovery through continuous monitoring, across on-prem and every cloud.
Native catalogues are useful inputs, but Basyrix Atlas turns discovery into live enforcement. It classifies in real time where it matters, tracks lineage across boundaries, and feeds verdicts straight into routing, detection and audit.
real-time · multi-cloud native · lineage that survives the hopIt consumes signals from security, cloud, data, identity, workflow and infrastructure tools, then writes decisions back into the places that enforce them.
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