Security is architecture, not configuration.
Every module inherits the same RBAC, the same audit trail, and the same catalog. You don't harden DataByte, DataByte ships hardened.
Three enforcement layers. No gaps between them.
Enterprise RBAC and unified administration.
- Role-based access control
- User and group management
- SSO (SAML 2.0, OIDC)
- Session management
- Administrative audit trail
Per-module access controls and approval workflows.
- API approval workflows
- Pipeline access control
- Model deployment gates
- Module-scoped audit trail
Row- and column-level security with PII intelligence.
- Row-level security
- Column-level security
- Automated PII tagging
- T1–T5 data classification
- Cross-module lineage
What happens to data in transit and at rest.
TLS 1.2+ for data in transit. AES-256 for data at rest. Customer-managed keys (KMS) available on Business and Enterprise tiers.
Choose US, EU, APAC, or on-prem deployment. Data never leaves the chosen region without an explicit export action, logged in the audit trail.
Configuration and metadata backed up continuously. RPO and RTO targets documented per tier; DR runbooks tested quarterly on Enterprise.
Public sub-processor list maintained; customers notified 30 days before material changes. Contractual flow-down of security terms.
SMART is why audits become reports, not projects.
The same five primitives that run governance across every module are what compliance officers rely on at audit time. No retrofit; no sprint of tagging.
Per-pipeline thresholds; alerted before breach, not after.
Continuous lifecycle monitoring across executions.
Automated responses: notify, retry, escalate, reroute.
Business and technical rules enforced at the platform level.
Cross-module lineage and audit trail, source to consumer.
Your security team will ask specifics.
Book a review with our security engineer. We'll share the DPA, SOC 2 report (under NDA), sub-processor list, and pen-test summary.