Best-practice guide · Security & governance
Data governance & infrastructure security
Best-practice guide
PDF · 2 pages · on request
- Reading time
- 4 minute read
- Written for
- For cios and cisos, data protection officers, engineering leads
- Related service
- Security, Governance & Resilience
Key takeaways
- 01
Zero trust by default
Every API call and service-to-service request is authenticated with short-lived tokens or OAuth2.
- 02
Least privilege, always
People and services get only the access their current task requires, and it is revoked when the task ends.
- 03
Encrypt and mask
AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, and masking so models work with abstracted data rather than raw personal details.
- 04
Keep AI local
Quantised, on-premise models deliver AI capability without sending sensitive data to third-party clouds.
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