Sensitive by default; controlled by design

Security and Governance

PDICON Intelligence security is designed around tenant isolation, role-based and document-level access, encryption, auditable human and model actions, explicit training consent and customer-defined deployment boundaries.

StatusArchitecture principles—not certification claims
Reviewed2026-08-20

Direct answer

PDICON Intelligence security is designed around tenant isolation, role-based and document-level access, encryption, auditable human and model actions, explicit training consent and customer-defined deployment boundaries.

Design boundary

What the system will not pretend to be.

01

No certification claim

The site describes intended controls and does not invent achieved certifications.

02

No retrieval bypass

Vector and graph systems inherit the same access rules as source documents.

03

No universal training right

Customer data contribution requires a recorded policy and purpose.

01Identity and isolation

Organization membership does not imply universal access.

Every request resolves tenant, project, role and document permissions before data reaches retrieval or a model.

02Audit

Human and AI actions share one evidence trail.

Input artifacts, model version, execution policy, output, expert decision and eventual outcome remain traceable.

03Consent and residency

Customers define data use and location.

Training eligibility, retention, region and self-hosted execution follow explicit policy rather than implicit reuse.

Operating matrix

Evidence moves through explicit controls.

SubjectInputIntelligence operationHuman / policy controlOutput
Owner/AdminOrganization policyManage identity and controlsAdministrative scopeGoverned tenancy
EngineerAssigned technical artifactsReview and approveProject/document scopeRecorded decision
AI operatorApproved dataset and model metadataTrain and deployPurpose-limited roleControlled runtime

Questions answered

Precise answers for technical evaluation.

Does customer data automatically train shared models?

No. Training contribution is controlled by explicit customer choice and policy.

Can an engineer access every project?

No. Access is scoped by tenant, role, assigned project and document permission.