Define the boundary before deployment.
Agree how a worker accesses data, uses tools and receives authority before introducing it into an enterprise process. Evaluate the controls for your selected deployment and intended use.
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Deployment scope
Name the environment, systems and owners.
- 02
Control evaluation
Test access, approvals and failure behaviour.
- 03
Release decision
Review evidence against agreed criteria.
Process context
Make the deployment contract explicit.
Data routes, model providers, credentials and retention need explicit decisions. Document the proposed architecture with your system and security owners, including which controls require further implementation or verification.
- Hosting and data routes
- Identity and tool access
- Encryption and key management
- Retention and review access
Control boundary
Expand authority after the evidence supports it.
Begin with read-only evaluation where appropriate, then assess human-approved and bounded actions. Define failure tests, rollback responsibilities and release acceptance before increasing permissions.
- Evaluate with representative cases
- Keep approval ownership explicit
- Record the release decision
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Start with one boundary you can test.
Tell us which agents, systems and decisions need control. We will define the scope and evaluation criteria together.
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