Private deployment · Model acceptance · Administrator-managed accessReview the control model

Access control

Customer administrators control who can use the environment.

No public self-service accounts. Named authorized employees are invited and managed by customer administrators after deployment and acceptance.

Delivery control statusDefined in SOW

No certification or customer control is implied solely by this public page.

Private boundaryNamed rolesAcceptance evidence

Control principles

Explicit boundaries before production use.

Security, privacy, model risk, validation, business, and operational owners confirm the controls applicable to the specific customer environment.

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Customer administrators own user invitations

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Roles follow least privilege and separation of duties

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Privileged actions remain attributable

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Access reviews and removal paths are explicit

Customer administrators invite, disable, and review authorized users.

  • No public production signup
  • Named users and role assignments
  • Periodic access review and removal

Integrate enterprise identity and apply least privilege to development, validation, approval, operation, and audit responsibilities.

  • Enterprise identity integration
  • Role-based access
  • Separation of duties

Elevated changes, releases, exports, and administrative actions remain attributable and controlled.

  • Privileged role approval
  • Administrative action logging
  • Break-glass and incident procedures

Review the deployment scope

Bring security, validation, risk, and business owners into the acceptance path.

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