OpenIntellect / Security
Private AI infrastructure for law firms that need confidentiality, control, accountable governance, and a security posture built for serious review.
OpenIntellect / Control framework
Legal AI security is not only a question of infrastructure. It is the combined discipline of confidentiality, governance, traceability, resilience, and clear ownership.
Firm knowledge and client information are handled within a private AI environment designed to reduce unnecessary exposure to shared, consumer-grade systems.
Access is limited to authorized people and services, with permissions structured around the principle of least privilege and reviewable administrative boundaries.
Information is protected in transit and at rest using industry-standard encryption controls, with secure pathways for approved ingestion and retrieval workflows.
Administrative activity, system changes, and model operations can be governed through records that support internal review, investigations, and client diligence.
Security operations include vulnerability management, incident handling, recovery planning, and tested escalation paths appropriate for high-trust professional services.
Firms retain authority over what information enters their system, how it is used, how long it is retained, and when it is removed from active workflows.
Assurance / Privacy
Security review should produce evidence, accountable owners, and clear contractual boundaries—not a collection of badges without context.
SOC 2
OpenIntellect maintains a SOC 2 security program covering the organizational and technical controls used to protect customer systems and information. Relevant assurance materials can be discussed during security review under appropriate confidentiality terms.
GDPR
Our privacy program supports GDPR requirements through data minimization, purpose limitation, access governance, retention management, and processes for handling applicable data-subject and customer requests.
CLIENT TERMS
Security, privacy, deployment, retention, and processing responsibilities are documented during contracting so the firm can evaluate the service against its own professional, regulatory, and client commitments.
Security review / 06 domains
The questions law firms ask deserve operational answers. These are the domains we expect to address with security, risk, privacy, and procurement teams.
Understand where firm data is processed, how environments are separated, and who can access model and dataset assets.
Review how access is approved, limited, monitored, and removed across the people who operate the platform.
Evaluate change control, code review, vulnerability handling, and the path from development to production.
Confirm notification, escalation, containment, investigation, and remediation responsibilities before an event occurs.
Identify relevant service providers and understand how dependencies are reviewed and governed.
Plan how data, models, and firm-owned intelligence can be returned, transferred, or deleted at the end of the relationship.
Security / Questions
OpenIntellect is designed around firm-controlled intelligence rather than a shared consumer model. The permitted uses of customer data, model assets, and feedback are defined in the applicable agreement and deployment design.
Private deployment requirements are addressed during technical scoping. The appropriate architecture depends on the firm’s security standards, integrations, data sensitivity, and operational model.
The platform combines access restrictions, environment separation, encryption, operational logging, retention controls, and documented processing boundaries. Firms should assess the final configuration against their own ethical and client obligations.
Yes. Relevant security and compliance materials can be made available through an appropriate review process and may be subject to confidentiality restrictions.
OpenIntellect maintains an incident response process for triage, containment, investigation, remediation, and customer communication. Contractual notification terms are established in the applicable agreement.
OpenIntellect’s model is built around firm ownership and control. Specific ownership, license, access, portability, and deletion terms are documented in the customer agreement.
Next step / Security review
Review architecture, data boundaries, compliance, and ownership before your firm commits.
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