Role-based access control
Enforced server-side, per project, least privilege by default.
Controls you can evidence
Security and Compliance
Access control, isolation, encryption and data-handling agreements suited to regulated workloads.
Handled the Way Your Auditor Expects
Security in a data-labelling programme is mostly about people: who can see what, from where, and what they can take away. The technical controls matter, and they are necessary — but the operational ones are what a review actually examines.
What Is Included
Data isolation
Tenant separation with no shared storage between customers.
Encryption
In transit and at rest as standard.
Controlled environments
Restricted workstations for sensitive programmes.
De-identification
PII removed or masked before annotation where the task allows.
Data processing agreements
Written terms covering purpose, retention and deletion.
How We Work
- Least privilege Access is granted per task and expires.
- Vetted personnel Background checks and confidentiality agreements for restricted work.
- No local copies Sensitive programmes run without download rights.
- Deletion on schedule Retention is agreed, enforced and evidenced.
The Controls Behind It
- Access logging Every view and export recorded.
- Periodic access review Permissions re-verified on a schedule.
- Incident response A written process with defined notification timelines.
- Subprocessor transparency Anyone in the chain is disclosed.
A note on scope
Specific certifications and regional data-residency commitments are confirmed per engagement. Ask us what applies to yours.
Ready When You Are
Tell us what you are building and we will come back with a plan, a sample and a price.