Runs on your hardware
Every IAS product runs on hardware you control, inside your network. IAS does not host customer data.
Security and data protection
Control is an architectural decision.
IAS is built for environments where sensitive records, restricted networks and accountability shape every deployment.
Local AI
The AI runs on your hardware. Questions and answers never go to an outside AI provider.
No public AI
Your documents and records are never sent to a public AI service.
Nothing leaves without you
No customer data is transmitted unless you explicitly configure it.
Read-only connections
Connections to your existing systems are read-only by default and use least-privilege access.
Role-based access
Every product has its own roles, so people see and do only what they’re authorized for.
One sign-in
Dashboard signs people into connected IAS products using signed sign-in, with roles per product.
Full audit trail
Uploads, reviews, approvals, overrides and changes are recorded: who, what and when.
Human approval
Knowledge, contractor documents and findings never become official without a person’s review.
Signed, verified software
Releases are signed and integrity-checked when installed.
Verified AI models
AI models are approved and checksum-verified before they run, and never downloaded automatically.
Backups and recovery
Backup and restore are built into deployment, with responsibilities agreed before go-live.
Network boundaries
Segment, restrict and document.
IAS sits behind your firewall, and can run inside an isolated network segment. Troubleshooter can run on a fully offline PC. Network access is limited to what you choose to allow.
Shared responsibility
Controls have named owners.
IAS and the customer agree who owns hardware, identity, network rules, backups, retention, patching and incident response before deployment.
No architecture eliminates all risk. IAS avoids absolute security guarantees and documents the controls that are actually configured.
Talk with IAS
Request a deployment and security review.
IAS will review hosting, identity, network segmentation, logging, updates, backups and responsibilities with your security and infrastructure teams.