Trust by construction
A system that reasons over an organization's most sensitive knowledge has to earn trust structurally, not by policy alone. Security is therefore a property of the architecture: zero-trust access, encryption throughout, identity federation, and residency guarantees are built into every layer rather than bolted on at the edge.
Security controls
The controls that apply across knowledge, intelligence, and application layers:
Zero-trust access
Every request is authenticated, authorized, and continuously verified — no implicit trust from network location.
Encryption everywhere
Data encrypted in transit and at rest, with customer-managed keys and hardware-backed options.
Identity federation
Federated SSO with your identity provider; RBAC and ABAC scope access to roles and attributes.
Data residency
Residency enforced by policy and topology so regulated data stays within its required boundary.
Full auditability
Every access and derivation is logged, producing a defensible record of who reasoned over what.
Model governance
Which models run, on what data, under which policy — all governed, versioned, and reviewable.
Model governance
Because the runtime routes work across many models, governance covers not only data but models themselves: which are approved, what data each may see, and under which policy they operate. Sensitive material can be confined to private or local models, and every routing decision is recorded — so the organization can prove that regulated data never reached an unapproved model.
Provenance & audit
The same provenance that makes conclusions defensible makes the system auditable. Every assertion carries its source; every derivation carries its path; every access is logged. The result is a continuous, queryable record of who reasoned over what, with which evidence — the foundation for regulatory review, incident investigation, and institutional accountability.