Controlled automation by design.

Security requirements are tailored to each engagement. The principles below describe our standard design approach; they are not a certification or blanket guarantee.

Access and identity

• Use least-privilege service identities and scoped API permissions.
• Separate development, testing, and production access where appropriate.
• Protect credentials using approved secret-management mechanisms.
• Use customer-controlled identities and environments when required by scope.

Data handling

• Minimize data collected, transmitted, and retained.
• Define approved sources and destinations before launch.
• Avoid sending sensitive data to models or vendors unless explicitly approved.
• Document retention, deletion, and ownership responsibilities.

Workflow control

• Use deterministic rules for high-impact decisions where appropriate.
• Insert human approval gates before sensitive external actions.
• Design safe fallback paths for uncertainty and failed dependencies.
• Limit autonomous actions to the approved workflow boundary.

Logging and monitoring

• Record relevant workflow events, errors, and approvals.
• Alert on failed runs, repeated exceptions, and integration outages.
• Review logs and outputs during controlled rollout.
• Define who owns incident response and operational support.

Security inquiries

Report a suspected issue to info@infosyssolutionsusa.com. Do not include sensitive personal or customer data in the initial message.