Security overview

Security overview

FineSchema is designed as a deterministic pre-action verification layer. It should be inspectable, replayable, and deployable with minimal data exposure. This page summarizes data handling, deployment modes, compliance posture, audit traces, and sub-processors. The full interactive section lives on the home page.

For hosted pilots, retention and logging are configured per customer agreement. Self-hosted and air-gapped deployments can be configured for customer-controlled data retention.

Data handling

What FineSchema receives
  • Proposed action
  • Agent rationale
  • Policy cartridge
  • Relevant evidence fields
  • Optional metadata
What FineSchema stores
  • Configurable trace logs
  • Verification outcome
  • Timestamp
  • Policy cartridge version
  • No raw customer data by default in self-hosted mode
What FineSchema returns
  • VERIFIED / UNCERTAIN / BLOCKED
  • Reason code
  • Trace
  • Missing evidence
  • Safer action recommendation
What customers control
  • Policy cartridge
  • Retention policy
  • Deployment mode
  • Approval workflow
  • Audit export

Deployment modes

The browser prototype demonstrates the inspection pattern. It is not the full production engine.

ModeUse caseData exposureOperational maturityBest for
Browser prototypeIllustrative inspection patternNone — client-sideDemo onlyFirst look, education
Hosted pilotScoped 14-day evaluationPer customer agreementPilotFast proof on one action family
VPC deploymentRun inside your cloud accountStays in your VPCProduction-leaningTeams with cloud governance
Self-hostedYour infra, your control planeCustomer-controlledProductionStrict data-residency needs
Air-gappedOffline / classified enclaveNo network egressProduction · accreditedDefense, regulated, classified

Audit traces

Every verdict carries a trace ID. Replay reproduces the exact reasoning byte-for-byte, and the append-only verdict log records action, verdict, reason code, missing evidence, and trace — audit-ready records customers can export for review.

Sub-processors

Sub-processors depend on deployment mode. Sub-processors are determined by deployment mode. Self-hosted and air-gapped deployments can minimize or eliminate third-party processing. Hosted pilots may use infrastructure providers such as Vercel or email delivery providers if configured. This is not a confirmed sub-processor list until contracted.

Compliance posture

FineSchema is not currently claiming SOC 2, HIPAA, ISO, or GDPR certification. Compliance posture depends on deployment mode, customer requirements, and validation scope.

  • SOC 2-ready roadmap
  • HIPAA-regulated deployments require customer-specific validation
  • GDPR and regional privacy review required before production deployment