Every OpenAbby deployment includes a full security audit. You see the code, the configs, the data flows — everything. Because trust requires transparency.
Unlike hosted AI services, OpenAbby runs on your infrastructure. Your data never leaves your network unless you explicitly configure it to.
Every line of code deployed to your environment is shared with you. Fork it, audit it, modify it. No compiled blobs, no obfuscation, no "trust us" moments.
Before any agent goes live, we conduct a thorough security review: data flow mapping, credential handling, network exposure, permission scoping, and threat modeling.
We attempt to break our own deployments before handing them to you. SQL injection, prompt injection, SSRF, credential extraction — we test every attack vector relevant to AI systems.
API keys, tokens, and passwords are stored in your infrastructure's secret management system (Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, etc.) — never in config files, never in agent memory.
Every action an agent takes is logged with timestamps, reasoning traces, and approval chains. Full audit trail for compliance, investigation, and continuous improvement.
Your conversations, documents, and data are never used to train AI models. When using external LLM providers, we configure zero-retention agreements. Your data stays yours.
AI systems have unique security risks that traditional audits miss. We specialize in them.
Agents are hardened against prompt injection attacks — where malicious input tries to override the agent's instructions. We implement input sanitization, instruction hierarchy, and sandboxed execution to prevent unauthorized actions.
Agents are configured with strict output boundaries. They can't email data to external addresses, post to public channels, or access resources outside their defined scope — even if instructed to by a compromised input.
Each agent operates with minimum necessary permissions. The support agent can read tickets but can't modify billing. The analytics agent can query data but can't write to production databases. Principle of least privilege, enforced.
Sensitive actions require human approval. Agents can draft emails but not send them. They can propose code changes but not merge them. You define the approval boundaries — we implement them.
Type II audit-ready deployment templates with full control documentation.
BAA-compatible architecture with PHI handling safeguards and encrypted data flows.
Data residency controls, right to deletion, processing records, and DPA templates.
Cardholder data isolation, network segmentation, and access controls for payment data.
| Capability | OpenAbby (Self-Hosted) | Hosted AI Services |
|---|---|---|
| Source code access | ✓ Full code shared | ✗ Proprietary |
| Data location | ✓ Your infrastructure | ✗ Vendor's cloud |
| Security audit | ✓ Included in deployment | ✗ Separate engagement |
| Credential storage | ✓ Your secrets manager | ✗ Vendor's systems |
| Training on your data | ✓ Never | ✗ Varies / unclear |
| Vendor lock-in | ✓ Zero — you own everything | ✗ Complete dependency |
| Customization | ✓ Unlimited | ✗ Within their platform |
| Prompt injection hardening | ✓ Specialized AI security | ✗ Basic / undisclosed |
We'll walk your security team through our architecture, testing methodology, and compliance controls.
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