Security, in plain terms.

Security requirements are defined for each engagement according to the client's systems, data classification, regulatory context, and operating model.

Control areas addressed during solution design.

  • Least-privilege by default

    Access requirements are defined with the client, using named accounts, role-based permissions, and time-bound credentials where the platform supports them.

  • Credentials stay in your vault

    Where possible, automation credentials remain in the client's approved vault, such as UiPath Orchestrator, Azure Key Vault, or AWS Secrets Manager.

  • Operational logging

    Logging is designed around the workflow's audit requirements, including execution status, exceptions, operator actions, and relevant system events.

  • Data residency you can document

    Hosting region, data flows, and approved subprocessors are documented during solution design and reflected in the applicable agreement.

  • Change control designed for audit

    The release process is agreed with the client and can include peer review, environment promotion, testing evidence, and approval records.

  • Human-in-the-loop on the moves that matter

    Sensitive actions can be routed to named reviewers according to risk, confidence, value thresholds, and the client's approval policy.

What we confirm before access is granted.

Contracting requirements depend on the engagement. Before access is granted, we document scope, responsibilities, data handling, approved environments, subprocessors, incident contacts, and applicable confidentiality or data-processing terms.

Incident response

Incident reporting obligations, escalation contacts, evidence handling, and response timelines are defined in the applicable agreement and operating procedure.

Model and AI safety

Agentic workflows run through policy-guarded tools, with retrieval limited to the knowledge bases you approve and hallucination-sensitive outputs passed through a human-in-the-loop before they affect your systems of record.

How we set autonomy limits, permissions, monitoring and audit for agents is described on the AI governance page.

AI governance

How to ask us anything

For security documentation or a due-diligence request, contact security@sabanatech.com.