Least privilege
Role-based access, tenant isolation, and attributable sensitive actions are foundational design goals.
Trust
Security, privacy, accessibility, and human oversight shape how Parasafe is designed, deployed, and operated.
Designed for accountable serviceRole-based access, tenant isolation, and attributable sensitive actions are foundational design goals.
Encryption in transit and at rest, minimum-necessary collection, and controlled support access guide implementation.
Configurable retention, legal-hold readiness, and export controls support agency-defined obligations.
Clear status, understandable consent, keyboard support, responsive layouts, and weak-network fallbacks are requirements.
AI may assist with defined tasks under policy; it does not independently determine enforcement, legal outcomes, threat levels, or service eligibility.
Parasafe integrates with systems of record rather than silently becoming one, with visible failures and auditable exchanges.
Parasafe intends to pursue a staged security assurance program. Criminal-justice data, emergency communications, health information, biometrics, recording consent, public records, accessibility, and data residency require jurisdiction-specific review. Using Azure does not automatically satisfy those obligations.