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Enterprise security

Control access, data, AI, providers, and operational change.

Security follows the customer journey through tenant-scoped authorization, explicit provider boundaries, governed change, purpose-limited evidence, and deployment review.

Production posture depends on the selected deployment, providers, operating procedures, and applicable customer agreement.

Security model

Six control domains across the operating boundary.

The website distinguishes available product controls from provider and deployment responsibilities.

01

Identity and access

Workspace membership, role capability, session behavior, and provider-certified enterprise identity.

02

Tenant data boundary

Tenant transactions, row-level security, scoped storage, and fail-safe cross-tenant behavior.

03

Operational change

Versioned configuration, immutable publications, idempotency, correlation, and audit history.

04

AI and provider control

Approved providers, scoped projections, redaction, evaluation, human review, and explicit fallback.

05

Privacy and evidence

Purpose-scoped access, retention policy, legal hold, export, playback, and support-bundle boundaries.

06

Service operation

Health, metrics, traces, structured logs, readiness gates, backup, recovery, and incident evidence.

Control in the workflow

Governance remains visible to the accountable user.

Evaluation, AI confidence, human review, coaching, and final action are presented as part of the operating workflow—not hidden behind a trust badge.

Human review, structured scorecards, AI evidence, and coaching follow-through.

  1. 01

    Review population

    Evaluations are prioritized with confidence and status context.

  2. 02

    Defensible rubric

    Weighted criteria keep evaluation logic visible to reviewers.

  3. 03

    Human decision

    AI scores support rather than replace the accountable reviewer.

  4. 04

    Coaching action

    Evaluation findings can become owned coaching work.

Evidence boundary

Review each control with its evidence and dependency.

Security claims identify the current product behavior, external provider requirement, deployment validation, and contractual boundary without exposing internal delivery labels.

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Tenant isolation

Workspace membership, authorization, tenant transactions, row-level security, and scoped storage boundaries protect tenant data paths.

Evidence
Authorization tests, database policy checks, and tenant-safe repositories

Identity and lifecycle

Enterprise identity behavior uses explicit SAML/OIDC, MFA, SCIM, and session boundaries certified with the selected provider.

Evidence
Provider configuration plan and certification results
Dependency
Selected identity provider

Auditable change

Versioned configuration, immutable publications, idempotent mutation paths, correlation, and audit events keep operational change reviewable.

Evidence
Version history, API contracts, audit records, and release checks

Governed AI

Approved providers, scoped data projections, confidence handling, editable outputs, and explicit human confirmation govern AI-assisted work.

Evidence
Provider register, evaluation gates, redaction policy, and human-review workflow
Dependency
Approved model, speech, and knowledge providers

Regional deployment

Hosting region, storage location, backup, recovery, observability, and provider endpoints are validated for each proposed deployment cell.

Evidence
Deployment architecture, readiness gates, backup and recovery evidence

Service commitments

Availability, support, retention, recovery objectives, status communication, and service responsibilities are defined in the customer agreement.

Evidence
Applicable order form, service schedule, and operational acceptance record
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Enterprise evaluation

Bring security review into the product walkthrough.

We tailor the walkthrough to your operating model, current stack, provider constraints, and governance requirements.