Sensitive data
Protect values before a model receives them.
Security and AI governance
Set the boundary before AI acts.
Control sensitive data, identity, retention, models, connections, audit, and consequential actions.
Product governance
One company policy. Narrower access for each use.
Identity and access
Limit each surface to approved people.
Data handling
Set region, retention, and provider rules.
Models and connections
Allow only approved routes.
Audit
Record activity without exposing chat bodies.
Actions
Require approval where consequences matter.
Inside the product
See the control and who owns it.
The product view below uses sample policy data. It is not a certification claim.
Company policyApplied to each surface
Set retention, region, and provider boundaries
- Owner
- Data owner
- Access
- Deployment specific
- Expiry
- Defined by policy
Current product UI with sample policy data
Security review
Review the actual deployment.
Evidence should match its data, users, systems, providers, and connections.
- 01Architecture, data flow, and classification
- 02Identity, authentication, and least privilege
- 03Hosting, providers, and data location
- 04Encryption, retention, deletion, and recovery
- 05Logging, monitoring, and incident response
- 06Integration credentials and revocation
- 07Vulnerability management and change control
- 08Contracts and customer responsibilities
Common questions
What enterprise teams ask first.
01Does a connection grant access to all data?
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No. Every connection has a purpose, owner, access level, expiry, and removal process. Permissions in the source systems still apply.
02Who approves important AI actions?
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Named people approve access, launch, and high-impact changes. Teams review test evidence before release. AI handles only defined work.
03Is customer data used to train shared models?
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No. Customer content is not used to train shared models. We review provider routes and contract terms before launch.
04Can you support regulated or sensitive work?
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Potentially. Suitability depends on the deployment, applicable rules, providers, and customer agreement.
05Do you claim public certifications?
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Not currently. We claim certifications or audits only when current evidence covers the exact service.
06How does our security team begin?
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Send the data, identity, integration, retention, provider, and contract requirements for the proposed deployment.
Security review
Review the proposed deployment.
Bring your data, identity, retention, provider, and contract needs.