Sources and minimisation
Which systems and records are required? What can be omitted, redacted or replaced with samples?
Trust and boundaries
Control starts with a smaller promise.
AgileNet does not claim one security model fits every deployment. We define the data, access, output and approval boundary for each scoped workflow.
Current operating principles
Minimise before automating.
Final architecture, retention, subprocessors and contractual controls depend on the scoped deployment. This page describes current design principles, not a blanket certification.
- Minimum necessary contextStart with synthetic, redacted or narrowly approved inputs rather than broad data access.
- Read-only firstPrefer inspection and artifact preparation before granting write or action permissions.
- Reviewable outputExpose evidence, status and uncertainty in the artifact instead of presenting unsupported confidence.
- Human decision boundaryKeep sensitive actions, publishing and consequential decisions behind explicit approval.
Discuss during scoping
Trust requirements belong in the workflow contract.
Permissions and environment
What can the worker read? What actions remain prohibited? Where should execution occur?
Retention and deletion
How long are inputs, artifacts and logs needed, and who owns deletion decisions?
Evaluation and escalation
What checks apply, what failure looks like and when must the worker stop or escalate?
Review ownership
Who verifies the artifact and who can approve any consequential action?
Operating responsibility
What monitoring, incident path and support level are required beyond a bounded pilot?
A practical first step
Start the workflow and security discussion together.
We will identify the inputs, review points and useful output before discussing a build.