Security Overview
A defense-in-depth security posture designed for enterprise and public-sector expectations.
Security philosophy
Security is implemented as a foundational system property. Controls are designed to reduce risk across infrastructure, application, and organizational layers while preserving auditability and operational clarity.
Defense-in-depth architecture
- Infrastructure: hardened access, network isolation, segregated resources, secrets management
- Application: authentication and authorization, policy-constrained agent execution, audit logging
- Data: encryption in transit and at rest, logical tenant isolation, controlled access
Identity and access management
Access is governed by RBAC and least privilege. Privileged actions are restricted, logged, and reviewed.
Secure development
Security is integrated into the SDLC with code review, dependency monitoring, configuration validation, and controlled deployments. High-risk changes receive additional review.
Monitoring and incident response
Security-relevant events are logged and monitored. Incidents follow a structured process: detection, assessment, containment, communication, resolution, and post-incident review.
AI-specific safeguards
- Policy constraints on autonomous actions
- Human oversight for irreversible or high-impact operations
- Versioned model deployment and rollback
- Auditability of AI-assisted decisions
Pilot-stage notice
Security posture reflects current operational reality. Formal certifications and contractual SLAs are introduced as part of General Availability readiness.