FenoriTechnologies
Security

Control is the starting point. Not a feature.

Critical technology should not require the organization to surrender control.

Inside your environment.

Fenori’s current architecture is designed for deployment inside your own cloud environment. Fenori operates as a tenant of that environment, subject to its controls. Not a destination for your data.

Your cloud

The system runs in infrastructure you own, within your security boundaries and your governance requirements.

Your identity provider

Access runs through your identity provider, your roles and least-privilege permissions.

Approved models only

Only models your organization has approved, reachable only where it permits.

No data egress

Designed so data remains in your chosen region, with no egress to Fenori required.

The full control position →
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Your requirements are the reality we build within.

We work with your security, technology and governance functions from the beginning, not after the system is built.

Not currently certified. Stated plainly.

Fenori does not currently hold independent certification such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001. When that changes, this page will state the scope and the date, and not before. Until then, review happens directly: security documentation, architecture detail and questionnaire responses come from the people who build the system.

Common questions.

Does Fenori hold SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification?

No. Fenori does not currently hold independent certification such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001. When that changes, this page will state the scope and the date, and not before. Until then review happens directly: security documentation, architecture detail and questionnaire responses come from the people who build the system.

Where does the system run, and who controls it?

It runs in infrastructure the organization owns, within its security boundaries and governance requirements. Fenori operates as a tenant of that environment, subject to its controls.

Who governs access to the system?

The organization does. Access runs through its identity provider, its roles and least-privilege permissions.

Which AI models can the system reach?

Only models the organization has approved, reachable only where it permits.

Does the system send data back to Fenori?

It is designed not to. Data remains in the organization’s chosen region, with no egress to Fenori required.

Nothing about the work requires trust without verification.

Ask us. The people who build the system answer.

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