Security by design
Security-sensitive workflows should be planned around their data, users, and risks from the outset.
SECURITY & PRIVACY
Trust starts with how the system is designed.
Government subpoena workflows can involve sensitive case information. Our design principles emphasize careful access, protected data, accountable actions, and defined retention.
Discuss Security RequirementsDESIGN PRINCIPLES
Controls for sensitive work.
These are the principles guiding the platform's design. Specific operational controls and any compliance assessment must be verified for a deployment.
Encryption
Sensitive information should be protected in transit and at rest with appropriate key management.
Access control
People should see only the work and information their role and assignment permit.
Protected documents
Documents should be available only to authorized users within the applicable workflow.
Audit logging
Material actions should be attributable and timestamped for review and accountability.
Data minimization
Collect only what is appropriate for a defined workflow and purpose.
Retention controls
Retention and deletion should follow configured policy and applicable obligations.
Infrastructure security
Operational controls, monitoring, and recovery must support the sensitivity of the work.
NO SHORTCUTS TO TRUST
Built with government and security-sensitive workflows in mind.
Access boundaries, auditability, privacy, and infrastructure practices all matter. This page describes a design direction; it does not claim a certification, accreditation, or universal legal suitability.
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