CrossConnect runs on your own servers, so your network's secrets never leave your building. It only ever looks at your network, it cannot reach out and change a setting. And when you do decide to make a change, nothing happens until a person says yes, with a record of who and when. Here is the plain truth: where it runs, where your data sits, how the AI is kept honest, and what we are not claiming.
CrossConnect installs on your own servers, in your office or in your own cloud account, and your network data stays inside your walls where we cannot see it. The only thing that ever leaves is something you choose to turn on: a message to another tool you use, or a question sent to an AI service you pick. You can even skip the AI service entirely and run a simpler built-in mode that calls nothing outside.
Everything inside the dashed box lives on your servers. CrossConnect only reads your network: making an actual change, like updating a switch, is a separate step that you approve and that gets logged. Nothing leaves your walls except on paths you switch on yourself.
You can ask CrossConnect anything about your network in plain English. Every answer points to the exact records it came from, so you can check the work. If the records can't back up an answer, it says "I don't know" instead of guessing. And it can look anything up, but it cannot change a single setting on its own.
If more than one team or site uses CrossConnect, each one sees only its own network. No team, and not the assistant, can read another team's data.
kept apartPeople sign in with your company login, and you decide what each one can do: some can only look, some can make changes, and some can manage the account. The assistant follows the same limits as the person using it.
SSO · roles you controlAny login details or keys CrossConnect needs are encrypted at rest behind a master key that never leaves your server, and opened only for the moment they are used. Rotate the key without downtime, and a built-in check refuses to start on a weak or default one.
encrypted at rest · rotatableCrossConnect reads your network to build its picture, and that is all. It does not change a setting and it does not read your private traffic: it just looks at the gear it is allowed to see. Making an actual change is always a separate step that you approve.
looks onlyEvery action is written to a history you can trust. Each entry is linked to the one before it, so if anyone tried to change or remove a record after the fact, it would show. You can check the whole chain any time.
verifiableUpdating a switch or upgrading its software is always a deliberate step that someone has to approve first. CrossConnect never changes a device quietly behind your back, and every step is written down.
you approve · loggedHave a security questionnaire or a specific question you need answered? We would rather give you a straight answer than wave our hands.
It runs on your servers, with your data, and your choice of AI service or none at all. You can see exactly what it does before it ever touches a thing.