Trust Security and governance
Built for environments where mistakes are expensive.
Regulated, security-conscious organizations need to know where their data lives and who can act on it before they engage. Here is how we run an engagement so those answers are clear from the start.
- Least privilege
- Human approval
- Audit logging
- 25+ yrs enterprise IT
- Fortune 500 regulated-data environments
- Founder-led
01 / Where your data lives
Your data stays in your environment.
We deploy into your own cloud, whether that is AWS, Azure, or GCP, inside your VPC and inside the audit boundary your team already controls. The system runs where your other regulated workloads run.
Your data does not leave your environment to reach us. There is no side trip to an IntellaGrow account and no shadow copy of your records sitting somewhere you cannot see. The accounts, the network, and the keys remain yours.
02 / Access and permissioning
Least privilege, by design.
Each agent is scoped to exactly what its job needs and nothing more. Broad, standing access is not the default here. An agent that reads a reporting table cannot also reach into a payments system, because it was never granted that path.
- Permissions scoped per agent, per task, not per account.
- No standing admin access handed to automated processes.
- Access reviewed and tightened as roles change.
03 / Human approval gates
A person approves what carries risk.
Automation handles the routine work. The decisions that carry real risk, anything that acts on sensitive data or sends output to the outside world, stop at a human approval gate first. A person reviews and approves before the action runs.
That line is set with you, not assumed. You decide which actions need a person in the loop, and the system holds at that line until someone with the authority to approve does.
04 / Audit and evidence
Evidence captured as the system runs.
Every action leaves a reviewable record: what ran, on whose authority, against what data, and what it produced. The trail is built to be read by your auditors and your own team, not just by an engineer.
In regulated settings the evidence is captured while the system operates, not reconstructed after the fact when someone asks for it. When a review comes, the record is already there.
05 / Compliance posture
Built to the discipline of regulated environments.
This practice was shaped inside regulated, Fortune-class environments, and that discipline is how we build by default: scoped access, logged actions, human approval on risky decisions, and data that stays where it belongs. We set guardrails to your risk and compliance requirements rather than a generic checklist.
Where an engagement involves protected health information, we sign a Business Associate Agreement before that data comes into scope. We are glad to walk your security and compliance teams through how a given deployment maps to the controls they already enforce.
A plain note on language: we describe how we run engagements, not badges we have not earned. If a specific attestation matters to your decision, ask, and we will tell you exactly where things stand.
06 / How we handle your data in an engagement
The short version, in plain terms.
Six commitments that hold across every engagement, regulated or not.
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Your cloud, your data
Agents run inside your AWS, Azure, or GCP environment. Your data stays in your accounts and is not copied out to ours.
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Scoped access
Every agent gets only the permissions its job requires. We do not request broad or standing access by default.
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A person on risky decisions
Anything that touches sensitive data or sends external output passes an approval gate before it acts.
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A reviewable trail
Actions are logged as they happen, so the evidence exists when your auditors, your legal team, or you ask for it.
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BAAs where PHI is involved
When an engagement touches protected health information, we sign a Business Associate Agreement before that data is in scope.
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Guardrails set to your rules
We configure access, retention, and approval rules to your risk and compliance requirements, not to a one-size template.
Bring your security team to the table.
The fastest way to clear a security review is a working session with the people who own it. No pitch, just straight answers about where your data lives, who can act on it, and what gets logged.
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