VPC data plane
The data plane - the proxy that evaluates and governs agent requests - runs inside your VPC or controlled environment, close to the systems and data it protects.
Product Privacy
Your data stays in your environment.
Boundport gives your team a runtime control point for AI agent actions while keeping the data plane inside your VPC or controlled environment. You get policy enforcement, approvals, and auditability without adopting a model where a third-party AI vendor needs to become the processor of your operational data.
Last updated: July 28, 2026
Hosted control plane
The hosted control plane manages policy, approvals, and telemetry without needing direct access to your underlying business payloads.
The VPC data plane - the trust moat
Boundport's architectural advantage is the hard separation between your data plane and the hosted control plane. Because the proxy stays inside your VPC, you can enforce policy and approvals without routing core customer data through a cloud-hosted AI startup.
Why this matters to your security review
Many AI vendors trigger long procurement and security reviews because they require sensitive requests and data to pass through their own hosted platform. Boundport takes the opposite path: keep enforcement inside your environment and sync only the control signals required to operate the governance layer. That makes Boundport faster to evaluate, safer to adopt, and easier for a CISO to approve.
What the control plane receives
The hosted layer works with governance artifacts such as policy state, approval decisions, and telemetry about requests and outcomes. The product boundary is structured so you can keep sensitive business data and operational context inside infrastructure you already control.
What stays inside your boundary
Your systems, your credentials, your request payloads, and the execution path between agents and protected tools stay inside your environment. That deployment model is the privacy and trust foundation behind Boundport's architecture.
Privacy as a product differentiator
Privacy is not a side note in Boundport. It is one of the main reasons customers can move faster. The safer path for enterprise AI adoption is a control model where the governance vendor does not need to become the processor of your core data just to provide runtime enforcement.
Deployment boundary summary
Boundport is built so enforcement happens before requests leave your environment, the proxy runs in your VPC, and the hosted control plane is limited to the policy, approval, and telemetry surfaces required for governance.
What this means for your team
You can evaluate Boundport as a governance layer that respects the boundary your security team already wants: policy and approval control without unnecessary exposure of core operational data to a hosted third party.
Company and contact information
This page is published by CVBE ApS, CVR 42764760. Privacy-related or general product inquiries can be sent to c@cvbe.dk or made by phone at +45 60782978.