Onyx Security is the Secure AI Control Plane: a single platform for security, governance and infrastructure teams to oversee how AI agents are used across the enterprise, ensure they are secure and compliant, and measure their effectiveness.
It continuously discovers every AI asset (agents, models, AI-powered apps and MCP servers) across SaaS, cloud, endpoints and code repositories; maps their permissions, data access and behaviour; and inspects every prompt, tool call and model response inline. Its Guardian Agent enforces policy at runtime with five actions: alert, block, mask, steer or ask for human approval.
Coverage spans browser AI, coding assistants, desktop agents, cloud workloads and MCP servers under one policy; it integrates with SIEM, CNAPP, SASE and EDR; and deploys in the cloud, hybrid or self-hosted for data-residency requirements. AI Security Posture Management, continuous agent red teaming and an ROI module that tracks adoption and return per department complete the lifecycle.
It is the AI Security brand in the connect.lat portfolio: one vendor per category, no overlaps.
Why buy Onyx Security through connect.lat
- Local entity to invoice in your currency and jurisdiction.
- Private offer on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud Marketplace, drawing down the customer's cloud commit.
- Presales and engineering in Spanish and Portuguese, alongside the Onyx Security team.
- Deal registration with price protection for the partner who brings the opportunity.
Frequently asked questions
How do I buy Onyx Security in Mexico, Brazil, Peru or elsewhere in the region?
Through a connect.lat partner. We issue a private offer on the customer's marketplace (AWS, Azure or Google Cloud) or invoice from our local entity in the country.
What does a partner need to sell Onyx Security?
Register the deal on connect.lat; from there we coordinate presales, demo and proposal with the vendor. No prior certification is required for a first opportunity.
Can Onyx Security be paid with an AWS, Azure or Google Cloud consumption commitment?
Yes, through a private offer on the corresponding marketplace (CPPO on AWS, MACC on Azure, commit on Google Cloud) when the vendor is listed there.