SECURITY & COMPLIANCE
Trust is earned,
transparency is designed in
For regulated industries, security isn't an add-on — it's where the architecture starts.
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Every answer cites a source you can click straight back to in the original document
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Every query and every agent action is logged and auditable
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Model performance is observable, traceable and accountable
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Sensitive data never leaves your boundary, and is never used for model training
Trusted in
industries
where mistakes aren't an option
We've put AI into production across six industries — settings with no room to compromise on uptime, data integrity or auditability. The constraints differ; the delivery model doesn't: security is designed into the system from day one.
- Financial services✓
- Healthcare✓
- Manufacturing✓
- Insurance✓
- Public sector✓
- Telecom✓
Six pillars of security
01
Data stays in your boundary
VPC and on-prem deployment supported, with development happening directly in your environment.
02
Permission-aware architecture
Inherits your existing SSO/RBAC, so users only see content they were already authorized to access.
03
Auditable end to end
Queries, answers and agent actions are all logged — legible to regulators.
04
Vendor-neutral
No lock-in to a single model vendor; mix commercial and private models by sensitivity.
05
Evals and guardrails
Eval benchmarks set before launch, with ongoing monitoring for hallucination and injection attacks after.
06
Human-in-the-loop by design
High-risk outputs require human confirmation, and low-confidence cases escalate to a person.
SSO / RBAC
Encryption in transit and at rest
Data de-identification
End-to-end audit logging
VPC / on-prem deployment
Principle of least privilege
Need a security whitepaper, a data processing agreement (DPA), or a vendor assessment questionnaire? Tell us when you book a consult, and we'll have what your security team needs ready before the meeting.
One stuck workflow
is enough to begin
Tell us what the team does today, where it breaks down, and what a better working day should look like.