Overview
Xilos is an enterprise-grade AI infrastructure marketed as an 'intelligent agentic AI infrastructure' by Mill Pond Research. It claims 100% visibility into connected services and agentic AI activity, and real-time interception of outbound LLM calls to enforce policies via a rules engine, block disallowed actions, and redact sensitive content while preserving utility. It provides comprehensive audit logs and AI-driven reporting to explain policy violations, and supports cross-agent learning and a company knowledge base to reduce duplication and improve context. The platform also supports private/air-gapped LLM hosting and PKI authentication for classified workloads. Fed-specific features include zero-trust AI governance, preconfigured compliance rules (FedRAMP, CMMC, NIST AI RMF), FISMA-ready audit trails, and procurement templates (BASIC BOA, GSA); PII/PHI redaction and air-gapped caching are included. Governance claims include readiness alignment with EU AI Act and California data rights, and alignment with NIST with participation in the US AI Safety Institute Consortium. The site currently shows several 404s (Pricing, About, Features, Contact, Privacy, Legal, Blog), while the Homepage and Federal page are accessible and a Demo page exists with partial content. Public pricing is not disclosed; a beta/early access program is advertised but standard price plans are not listed.
Key Features
100% visibility into connected services and queries
Observability of agentic AI activity and all connected services.
Real-time outbound LLM interception and policy enforcement
Enforces policies via a rules engine, blocks disallowed actions, deconstructs and redacts sensitive content while preserving utility.
Comprehensive audit logs and AI-driven reporting
Provides explainable policy violation reports and traceability.
Cross-agent learning and knowledge base
Reduces duplication and improves contextual understanding across agents.
Private/air-gapped hosting and PKI authentication
Supports classified workloads with secure hosting and authentication.
Fed-specific governance and compliance features
Zero-trust governance, preconfigured rules (FedRAMP, CMMC, NIST AI RMF), FISMA-ready audit trails.
Who Can Use This Tool?
- Enterprise:For security/compliance teams deploying agentic AI across large organizations with governance needs.
Pricing Plans
Beta/early access program; priority implementation; early adopter pricing; standard price plans not disclosed.
- ✓Early access program
- ✓Priority implementation
- ✓Pricing varies by arrangement
- ✓Not publicly disclosed
Pros & Cons
✓ Pros
Pros will be listed here once they are curated.
✗ Cons
Cons will be listed here once they are curated.
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