Exclusive: Dymium introduces single gateway to govern enterprise AI use
Secure artificial intelligence infrastructure startup Dymium Inc. today introduced GhostAI, a gateway designed to apply security and governance policies across the models, data, context and tools used in enterprise AI systems. The company said GhostAI sits between enterprise data and the AI models, agents and tools seeking to access it.
Key Takeaways
- SiliconANGLE UPDATED 09:00 EDT / JULY 28 2026 AI Exclusive: Dymium introduces single gateway to govern enterprise AI use by Paul Gillin Secure artificial intelligence infrastructure startup Dymium Inc.
The gateway inspects each interaction, applies policies in real time and records activity, giving security teams centralized control without requiring employees to stop using their preferred AI services.
- " GhostAI applies controls across four layers Dymium calls Models, Context, Tools and Data.
The company claims it is the first secure AI gateway to govern all four through one policy engine rather than combining separate security products.
- GhostAI protects sensitive information by identifying data such as names, account numbers, credentials and proprietary material before it reaches a model.
Depending on policy, the data can be blocked, masked, redacted or replaced with synthetic information that preserves the relationships needed for analysis.
- Sensitive information is stored separately using token and vault protection.
The tools layer governs application programming interface calls and interactions using Model Context Protocol, the emerging standard for connecting AI systems with external data and software.
- "We take care of all the security, the complexity, the governance behind the scenes," he said.
Stats & Key Facts
- #"But that was where 100% of the problem lives.
- #More than 800 models At the model layer, GhostAI can route requests among more than 800 public and private models.
SiliconANGLE UPDATED 09:00 EDT / JULY 28 2026 AI Exclusive: Dymium introduces single gateway to govern enterprise AI use by Paul Gillin Secure artificial intelligence infrastructure startup Dymium Inc. today introduced GhostAI, a gateway designed to apply security and governance policies across the models, data, context and tools used in enterprise AI systems. The company said GhostAI sits between enterprise data and the AI models, agents and tools seeking to access it.
The gateway inspects each interaction, applies policies in real time and records activity, giving security teams centralized control without requiring employees to stop using their preferred AI services. Dymium founder and Chief Executive Denzil Wessels said the product addresses the conflict companies face when they combine AI models with internal information. Foundation models derive much of their enterprise value from access to proprietary data, but supplying that information can create privacy, security and regulatory risks.
"The enterprise value is when they bring their sensitive data to the models," Wessels said. "But that was where 100% of the problem lives. " GhostAI applies controls across four layers Dymium calls Models, Context, Tools and Data.
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