Enforyn sits between your app and every API — controlling usage, isolating keys, and stopping breaches before they cost you.
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Whether you are a solo hacker launching a side-project or an enterprise team orchestrating millions of daily requests, Enforyn keeps you secure.
Deploy your LLM products and database hooks at velocity without risking catastrophic API bill shocks, rate limits, or credentials leaks.
Build in public and launch client-side or serverless applications safely. Eliminate servers dedicated solely to hiding third-party API tokens.
Govern multiple developer keys from a central dashboard. Control costs, enforce rate limits, and audit request payloads in real-time.
Your API keys are direct access to your infrastructure, AI models, and cloud spend. Enforyn sits between your application and every external API — enforcing policies, budgets, and access controls before a request is ever processed.
| Threat Scenario | Without Enforyn (Vulnerable) | With Enforyn (Protected) |
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Public API Key LeakDeveloper accidentally commits an OpenAI API key to a public GitHub repository. Scraper bots find it immediately. |
Exposed key works with no gateway safety. Unauthorized requests consume massive tokens, generating thousands in cost before detection.
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Active Security
Real credentials remain secure in Enforyn's vault. Apps use restricted gateway keys evaluated in real-time for:
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Client-Side Key ExposureStripe or AWS credentials are baked into client-side JS bundles, exposed in network logs, or read in transit. |
Attackers inspect frontend code bundles, scrape raw provider keys, and gain direct admin access to connected cloud/billing backends.
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Zero Client-Side Credentials
Client apps never touch raw secrets. Enforyn proxies requests, injecting auth server-side with strict parameters:
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Infinite Request LoopsAn AI agent or deployment code enters a buggy recursive retry loop, calling expensive endpoints endlessly. |
Uncapped API calls run unchecked overnight. Developers receive astronomical invoices before noticing anomalous loop patterns.
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Inline Cost Policing
Redis-powered enforcement monitors requests inline, stopping loop spikes before provider billing increases:
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Developer accidentally commits an OpenAI API key to a public GitHub repository. Scraper bots abuse it instantly.
Exposed key works with no safety gateway. Bot requests trigger bill shocks before human detection occurs.
Credentials remain hidden. Gateway keys are parsed inline against real-time rules:
Stripe or AWS credentials are baked into client-side JS bundles, exposed in network logs, or read in transit.
Attackers inspect code, scrap credentials, and hijack admin access directly to payment networks.
No secrets exist client-side. Requests transit securely while auth gets injected on the secure server:
AI agent or deployment enters a recursive retry loop, calling expensive endpoints endlessly.
Uncapped loops iterate through thousands of dollars of API credits unchecked before detection.
Redis monitors the velocity of usage inline, policing requests inline against budget rules: