Classification lives on the data itself, default-closed. Every tool that connects inherits the rules. We never hold your data — so we can't lose what we never have.
Frontier labs want your private corpus. Every new AI tool arrives with its own question: what can this tool see? Teams configure that per tool, get it wrong per tool, and forget it per tool. Until now, sovereignty has meant giving up capability. You stay safe and fall behind, or you send your most sensitive data to someone else's cloud.
The brain runs in your environment — never our cloud. Classification is container-based and default-closed (RED / GREEN). It travels with the data, so every tool that connects inherits it automatically. Escalations follow paths you approve. Every important fact carries a receipt, so you can audit any decision built on it later.
RED never leaves internal inference except through gates you approve. The fully air-gapped, zero-egress path is the on-prem model. Receipt · precise on the boundary On the recordRED serves only to principals whose model path is cleared for RED WhereThe brain runs in your environment, under your access rules. Never our cloud. Govern onceEvery tool that connects inherits those rules. Govern once.
Full validator depth — deployment models, the inspectable metadata recount, expiring credentials →
You get govern-once and a corpus that stays in infrastructure you control — never our cloud. Here's what your colleagues get from the same install.
Nothing to approve on the questionnaire. After you sign, the recount runs read-only and metadata-first, inside a container in your environment. The source is available on request. Credentials expire when the visit ends.