Trust, security and compliance
Banks, insurers, and government bodies do not buy software on the strength of a demo. They buy it once they know how the data is handled. This page is the short version of that answer.
Built to survive an audit
Regulated buyers ask the same three questions before anything is signed: who can reach the data, what is logged, and what happens when an auditor asks. We answer them before a project starts, not after.
- A processing agreement before the first line of code
- We put a data processing agreement in place before a project starts, so the legal basis for everything we touch is settled up front.
- Least-privilege access, and it is logged
- Engineers work through controlled access with logging and least-privilege permissions. Production data is never copied to a local machine.
- GDPR as a design constraint
- Retention, data minimisation, and access control are decided while the data model is drawn — not bolted on the week before go-live.
- Hosting and data residency you set
- Where your data lives is a requirement, not an afterthought. Tell us the constraint your sector imposes and we design to it, and we document per project where data is stored and processed.
- The EU AI Act as a starting point
- We classify AI features against the risk categories in the EU AI Act and tell you when a use case needs documentation, human oversight, or a different approach entirely.
Need this in writing before we talk?
We can share our processing agreement template and walk your security or procurement team through how access, logging, and hosting are arranged on a project.
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