Trust
Security begins with the boundary you control.
Reliable Context runs inside your infrastructure with one database per organization. Sources, model routing, reader clearance, retention and audit export are governed by your policies.
Placement
The evidence stays in your perimeter.
Each organization has its own database. Retained evidence belongs inside its infrastructure boundary; there is no hosted copy of its record. Permitted sources and exports are defined before work starts, including restrictions carried by licensed material.
Source and reader policy
You decide which sources may be read and who may inspect each one. A clearance restriction is shown as blocked to the affected reader, not confused with an absence of evidence.
Model policy
You decide which model engines may see each class of material. We train no models on your material, and we sell no data. The routing for a specific engagement is reviewed in writing.
Retention and export
Your policy determines retention and what an authorized audit export may contain. A value that leaves carries the evidence and dates needed for a reader to inspect it.
Security review
What we will answer in a security review.
The answer depends on the proposed deployment and approved material. Send your questionnaire or name the topics; the response is written for that engagement.
- Deployment topology and organization boundary
- Network egress and permitted destinations
- Model engines and routing by material class
- Access control and reader clearance
- Retention, legal hold and deletion
- Logging and audit export
- Incident notification
- Subprocessors for any hosted part
Claims and documents
Ask for the evidence relevant to your review.
This site makes no certification claim. Questionnaire answers, applicable provider terms and any hosted-part subprocessors are given in writing per engagement. A generic badge cannot settle what happens to a particular source under a particular policy.
Related reading
Examine the boundary and the record.
Enquiry
Bring your security questions.
Describe the proposed boundary, material classes and review topics. We will answer for the specific engagement in writing.
Or write to [email protected] in your own words.