Dedicated client boundary
Private-perimeter deployment can run in a dedicated environment for one firm, with the active hosting and isolation controls recorded for that client.
Platform / Enclave
A runtime for matters that cannot leave the perimeter
Private-perimeter deployment keeps matter processing and local inference inside the client-approved environment when outbound paths are denied. Governed external model routes remain available for matters with a different control requirement.
Zero egress when configured
Zero egress applies only where outbound paths are denied and inference runs locally. External model routes are identified as governed egress.
Deployment-specific retention
Working storage and retention controls are configured for the client environment and documented in the deployment record.
Detail
The specifics
Enough for a technical reader to judge fit. The full architecture goes to your reviewers under NDA.
Architecture whitepaper- Client-approved infrastructure, including private-perimeter and governed enterprise patterns
- Process, namespace, and storage separation between runtime, index, and corpus
- Deployment controls are documented and tested in the named client environment
- Runtime and model changes follow the client-approved deployment and change-control process
- Audit and observability are governed according to the deployment boundary
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We will show you how Sanctum Lex structures the record, challenges the position and fits the deployment boundary your firm requires.