Changelog

A new blog post covers the four security architecture patterns applied to every AI gateway request — encryption at every layer, Tamper-proof audit logs, 3-tier DLP inspection, and zero-trust identity enforcement.

Two new blog posts provide detailed technical depth supporting the /data-isolation and /security-architecture pages — giving security architects and compliance leads the in-depth treatment that marketing pages summarize.

The blog now includes dedicated enterprise-focused posts covering data isolation strategy and security architecture patterns, expanding coverage for technical decision-makers evaluating AI governance platforms.

A new page documents the four isolation tiers — Shared, Enhanced, Outpost, and Air-Gap — with per-tier compute, storage, and network boundary details. Includes a side-by-side comparison table for enterprise procurement evaluation.

A dedicated security architecture page covers encryption at rest and in transit, tamper-proof audit trail integrity, the 3-tier DLP pipeline, 8 compliance frameworks, and all 7 SIEM connectors with protocol details.

The data isolation page details five per-tenant guarantees enforced at every tier: per-tenant encryption, audit chains, DLP pipeline execution, routing configuration, and SIEM delivery — giving security teams clear answers for vendor questionnaires.

The security architecture page includes a complete reference table for all seven SIEM connectors — Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, Elastic, Datadog, Sumo Logic, IBM QRadar, and Cortex XSIAM — with native protocol details for each integration.

Two new pages address the most common enterprise procurement questions — data isolation posture and security architecture — with precise, operationally grounded language sourced from approved brand copy kits.

The homepage now features customer testimonials from leaders across financial services, healthcare, enterprise SaaS, and defense — highlighting real-world impact of unified AI governance, DLP inspection, cost controls, and air-gapped deployment.

A new trust badges section on the homepage displays SOC 2 Type II designed-for status, platform uptime SLA commitment, and encryption-at-rest details — giving security-conscious buyers confidence at first glance.

A new Testimonial component supports structured customer quotes with name, role, company, and avatar initials — making it easy to add social proof to any page across the site.

Customer testimonials display in a responsive two-column grid that collapses to single-column on mobile devices, with reduced-motion support for all animations and proper ARIA labeling for screen readers.

The trust badges section includes a pulsing green indicator alongside the 99.9% uptime commitment — a subtle visual cue that the platform is actively monitored and operational, with reduced-motion fallback.

The homepage now explicitly displays the encryption standard used for data at rest — AES encryption at rest — giving technical evaluators immediate clarity on our cryptographic approach without navigating to the security page.

A new certifications page details our SOC 2 Type II readiness across all five Trust Services Criteria, NIST Cybersecurity Framework alignment, and third-party penetration testing cadence — giving security teams the documentation they need during vendor evaluation.