Ethics & Safety by Design
We apply an “ethics first” review to every use case: intended outcome, potential harms, failure modes, and human-in-the-loop requirements are defined before build.
Clear guardrails. Sensible architecture. Documentation your team can actually use.
Practical controls and documented processes—so security isn’t an afterthought.
We apply an “ethics first” review to every use case: intended outcome, potential harms, failure modes, and human-in-the-loop requirements are defined before build.
We choose models based on data security posture, latency, cost, evals, and risk profile—not just benchmark headlines. We default to reputable, well-governed providers.
We only collect what’s needed, avoid long-lived retention by default, and prefer redaction, pseudonymization, or retrieval over raw data transfer when possible.
Customer data is logically segregated. We support region pinning where available and encrypt data at rest and in transit (TLS 1.2+ / AES-256).
Principle of least privilege, SSO where possible, scoped API keys, and time-bound secrets. All admin actions are logged and reviewed.
We disable provider training on your prompts/results where supported, or route via options that respect data-control commitments.
We execute NDAs and Data Processing Addenda on request. Subprocessor lists are available and kept current.
We protect your IP. Generated content usage and license terms are clarified per engagement; we avoid gray areas and respect third-party rights.
We use automated and scenario-based evals for quality, bias, safety, and jailbreak resilience. Changes require regression checks.
If a security or privacy incident occurs, you’ll receive timely notifications and a full postmortem with remediation steps.
We ship with playbooks: acceptable use, escalation paths, prompt hygiene, and human review guidelines for your team.
We consider accessibility in UX and content outputs and evaluate bias risks in model behavior for materially impacted personas.
By default, we avoid storing prompts/outputs beyond what’s necessary for debugging during build. For production, storage is opt-in and time-limited with redaction where feasible.
We’re vendor-agnostic. Common choices include major cloud LLM providers and vector DBs with strong compliance footprints. Final selection is driven by your requirements and data policies.
No—our default is to disable training/retention options and choose routes that contractually prohibit training on your data.
Yes. We can design architectures that keep data inside your perimeter or use private networking and scoped secrets.
Absolutely. We provide mutual NDAs and will execute DPAs aligned to your regulatory needs.
We’ll align architecture, controls, and documentation to your standards.