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Security

Written to answer the questions a security review actually asks. Everything here is a property of the running system, not an intention.

Where your data lives

Australia, end to end.

Location
Databaseap-southeast-2 (Sydney)
DocumentsAustralian object storage
Emailap-southeast-2
AI inferenceap-southeast-2, Australian-only inference profile

The AI point is the one most often missed elsewhere. Board papers are processed in Australia, and that is enforced by an IAM policy that refuses non-Australian inference profiles — not by a configuration setting someone could change.

Who can reach it

Isolation is enforced by the database, not by the application. Every table holding board data has row-level security with FORCE, and the application connects as a role that cannot bypass it. The application refuses to start against a role that can.

This is a stronger claim than separate databases with an application choosing between them: one is a property of the database, the other a promise about code.

What we can prove

  • Append-only audit log with daily Merkle anchoring
  • Sealed decisions — director signatures verifiable without trusting us. See Sealed decisions
  • Governance Passport — scoped verification for outsiders

AI handling

  • Claude on AWS Bedrock. No training on customer data.
  • No silent fallback to another provider. If Bedrock is unavailable, Pam fails rather than routing your board papers elsewhere.
  • No prompt or response text is logged — model id, latency and token counts only.

Access and identity

Passwords are never issued or transmitted; directors set their own from a single-use link. Multi-factor authentication is available. Passkeys are supported for sealing decisions.

Deletion

Board data can be erased on request. The audit trail is tamper-resistant but not undeletable — those are different properties, and only the first is what makes a record evidence. A store that cannot delete would put us in breach of Australian Privacy Principle 11.2.

What we do not claim

No SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification. We would rather say so than imply otherwise; the controls above are real and independently checkable, and certification is a separate exercise we will undertake when a customer's procurement requires it.