SECURITY & COMPLIANCE

Trust is earned,
transparency is designed in

For regulated industries, security isn't an add-on — it's where the architecture starts.

  • Every answer cites a source you can click straight back to in the original document

  • Every query and every agent action is logged and auditable

  • Model performance is observable, traceable and accountable

  • 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.

A new era of
AI-native products

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