Lumia Security sells an AI usage control platform that gives enterprises visibility into, and enforcement over, how employees and AI agents use AI tools. According to its website, the platform operates at the network layer and can be integrated into existing network infrastructure or deployed as a standalone proxy. Listed capabilities include shadow AI analysis, prevention of data leakage, agent guardrails, coding-assistant security and MCP visibility. The website does not state whether the service is vendor-hosted or deployed by the customer.
The website gives a New York address, and SecurityWeek describes the company as headquartered in New York and Tel Aviv, Israel. It was founded in 2024. The public pages do not state where customer data is hosted and give no GDPR or data processing commitment. For a European organisation, the relevant points are the company's US and Israeli presence, the path that traffic and logs take through the proxy, and whether a data processing agreement with EU safeguards is available before deployment.