The risk that matters is what the AI does next.
Certifications tell you the data is handled properly. They say nothing about what the agent will say, promise or change. That behavior is governed by design.
Bounded by design
Agents run inside deterministic workflows, with explicit limits on what they can say, promise and change.
Explainable and auditable
Every interaction keeps its trace: knowledge retrieved, tools called, decisions taken and who approved the change behind them.
Private by default
PII redaction on chat and voice, field-level control over what is stored, and no personal data used for training without explicit consent.
Grounded in your knowledge
Answers come from approved knowledge sources with citations, so the agent does not improvise where accuracy matters.
Protected against misuse
Secure development, encryption in transit and at rest, and continuous monitoring across every AI pipeline.
Tested and reversible
Changes are simulated against real traffic, scored on policy and tone, versioned, and revertible in one click.
Access is explicit, scoped and auditable.
Who can see what, who can change what, and where it all runs. The controls your security review will ask for, and the infrastructure underneath them.
Enterprise identity, least privilege by default
Operated on hardened cloud infrastructure
Your interaction data stays yours.
Conversations, recordings, files and the records the agent touches all sit inside your workspace, under your retention rules, in the region you choose.
Model providers are governed like any other subprocessor.
An AI platform is only as private as the providers behind it. Ours are reviewed, contracted and constrained, and the list is published.
Approved providers only
Data reaches a model provider only where that provider has been reviewed and contracted, and which model runs which step is governed by your configuration.
No training, restricted retention
Provider agreements prohibit training on your data and restrict how long prompts and responses may be retained.
Reviewed and monitored
Providers and subprocessors pass security review before onboarding and stay under our supply chain risk program afterwards.
Published, not buried
The current subprocessor list and the data processing agreement are available in the Trust Center, with notice of changes.
The program behind the certificates.
Four areas, reviewed continuously and validated by third parties. Each one has policies, owners and evidence you can request.
Governance and risk management
Enterprise-grade security through documented policy, continuous training and proactive assessment, with third-party validation.
Security controls and technology
Controls across identity, application and infrastructure layers, from secure coding to real-time monitoring and response.
Data protection and privacy
Privacy-centric design and compliance with global data law, from classification and anonymization to user rights and breach response.
Operational resilience
Continuity planning, real-time platform monitoring and responsive incident management, with transparent communication.
Built for the questions your security team will ask.
Most of what your team needs is already written down and ready to send.
* Certain security controls are only available for custom Enterprise plans.