Security
Enterprise-Grade Security
Security requirements vary by workflow and deployment. These are the design principles we use when scoping a solution; contact us for the controls currently available for your plan.
Governance
- ✓ Document data flows and subprocessors
- ✓ Define retention requirements
- ✓ Review applicable compliance needs
- ✓ Agree responsibilities before launch
Encryption
- ✓ Protect data in transit
- ✓ Protect stored customer data
- ✓ Keep secrets out of client code
- ✓ Review key and credential handling
Infrastructure
- ✓ Match hosting to deployment needs
- ✓ Define monitoring and recovery
- ✓ Document third-party dependencies
- ✓ Agree support and reliability targets
Access Control
- ✓ Apply least-privilege permissions
- ✓ Separate user and service access
- ✓ Review sensitive agent actions
- ✓ Require human approval where needed
Secure Delivery Lifecycle
Security work begins during workflow design and continues through implementation, testing, deployment, and operation.
- Document data classification, owners, and permitted uses
- Review dependencies, integration scopes, and exposed secrets
- Test authorization boundaries and failure conditions
- Monitor unusual activity and maintain response procedures
- Review controls again when a workflow or data source changes
Responsible Agent Operations
Every automation should define what the agent may do independently and what must be reviewed by a person.
- Use bounded tools and explicit action permissions
- Ground answers in approved knowledge where appropriate
- Escalate low-confidence and policy-sensitive cases
- Record inputs, outputs, tool calls, and final outcomes
- Provide a clear path to pause or disable a workflow
Proposed AWS Security Foundation
Our cloud roadmap includes environment separation, least-privilege IAM, managed secrets, encryption key management, centralized logging, budgets, backups, and tested recovery procedures.
Security questions or responsible disclosure
For current control availability, security questionnaires, architecture reviews, or to report a potential issue, contact [email protected]. We will acknowledge legitimate reports and coordinate next steps.