SA
SaaS
Managed cloud deployment for lower operational overhead where data classification and regulation permit.
Enterprise Architecture
Deployment, Security & Data Sovereignty.
A common architecture baseline for EBP Integra platforms and managed capabilities, adapted to sensitivity, availability, sovereignty, regulatory and operating requirements.
Deployment patterns
Choose architecture according to risk and control requirements
Not every product supports every pattern; final architecture is validated during discovery and solution design.
PC
Private Cloud
Dedicated tenant or controlled cloud environment for stronger network, identity and data boundaries.
OP
On-Premise
Client-controlled deployment for sensitive enterprise, government, industrial or regulated workloads where supported.
HY
Hybrid / Federated
Keep selected systems or data at source while exposing governed queries, APIs, features or derived intelligence.
AG
Air-Gapped
Isolated deployment pattern for qualifying high-sensitivity environments where the technical product supports it.
ED
Edge
Local processing and policy enforcement for IoT, OT, computer vision or constrained-connectivity environments.
Enterprise Security by Design
Common security and governance baseline
Controls are tailored to the specific platform, threat model and client policies.
Identity & access
- Zero Trust principles
- SSO / MFA where applicable
- RBAC / ABAC
- Purpose-based access
- Privileged access control
Data protection
- Classification
- Minimization
- Encryption in transit / at rest
- Secrets management
- Retention and deletion
Evidence & monitoring
- Immutable or tamper-evident audit where supported
- Data lineage / provenance
- SIEM / SOC integration
- Administrative activity monitoring
- Evidence retention
AI & agent governance
- Model and prompt versioning
- Tool / action allowlists
- Human approval for high-impact actions
- Evaluation and red teaming
- Agent identity and least privilege
Sovereignty & control
Keep critical decisions and data under accountable ownership
Architecture can reduce unnecessary data movement by using federation, local processing, controlled connectors and policy-driven access.
Design principle: data residency alone is not sufficient. Sovereignty also requires control over identity, encryption keys, administrative access, source provenance, model/agent behavior, retention, audit evidence and exit/portability.