Security Analysis: Is Google Antigravity Safe for Enterprise?

The #1 blocker for AI adoption in enterprise is Security.
“Will my proprietary code be sent to Google to train their models?”

For Antigravity, the answer is No.
Here is the security breakdown.

1. Zero-Retention Policy

For Enterprise users, Google offers a Zero-Retention Agreement.
* Your code is sent to the model for inference.
* The model processes it.
* The data is discarded immediately.
* It is NEVER used for training.

This is the same standard used for Google Cloud Platform (GCP) customers.

2. Local Agent Runtime (Air-Gapped Mode)

For ultra-sensitive projects (defense, healthcare), Antigravity offers a Local Only mode.
* You use a local model (like Gemma or Llama) running on your own hardware.
* No data leaves your machine.
* Agents run in a sandboxed local environment.

3. The “Secret Redactor”

Antigravity has a built-in PII/Secret Scanner.
Before any code is sent to the cloud model, it scans for:
* API Keys.
* Passwords.
* Credit Card numbers.
* Email addresses.

It automatically redacts them (``) before transmission and restores them when the code comes back.

4. Audit Logs

Mission Control keeps a full audit log.
* Who spawned the agent?
* What files did it access?
* What code did it generate?

This allows SecOps teams to audit AI activity just like they audit human activity.

Conclusion

Google understands enterprise security better than any startup. Antigravity is built with “Security by Design,” making it the safest choice for large organizations.

At BYS Marketing, we trust Antigravity with our client data because we have verified its security controls.

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