Security by ownership.Your repo. Your cloud. Your perimeter.
Most AI vendors ask you to trust their infrastructure with your data. We build inside yours. The code ships to your repository, the agents run in your cloud account, and your records stay inside a perimeter you already control. Rasiya is ISO 27001 certified and SOC 2 Type II audited, and every build is aligned with the compliance standards your business already operates under.
Request security documentsEnterprise-level security.Without handing anyone your data.
Isolation by design.
Every agent runs sandboxed, with scoped permissions per integration. The finance agent can match an invoice; it cannot release a payment. Blast radius is defined before deploy, not discovered after.
Full transparency.
No black box. The code is in your repo, readable by your team, auditable line by line. Every agent action writes to an immutable log — who, what, when, why.
Data sovereignty.
Your data never moves into Rasiya infrastructure, because there is no Rasiya infrastructure in your build. Records, documents and customer data stay in your cloud, your region, your jurisdiction.
Rails you define.
You set the thresholds: which actions run autonomous, which need a human signature, which are off-limits entirely. Approvals route to Slack, email or Mission Control. Rails are config, not promises.
Provable by architecture.Not by promise.
We build systems that act on your customers and your money. That's powerful to deploy and dangerous to deploy wrong — so every build ships with sandboxing, rails, and logs as defaults, not add-ons. Security isn't a tier. It's the floor.
Overview
A Rasiya build is custom infrastructure, so its security posture is documented per build, not per platform. Every engagement ships with an architecture document, a permissions map per agent, a data-flow diagram showing exactly what touches what, and runbooks for incident handling.
The documents below describe the standards every build starts from. Your build's specifics live in your handoff pack.
Compliance
Request access to documentsRasiya is a Dubai company. Personal data stays in your environment and in the region you choose, under your existing obligations: the UAE PDPL, DIFC or ADGM rules where they apply, and GDPR for EU data. A data processing agreement is signed for every engagement.
Rasiya holds ISO 27001 certification and a SOC 2 Type II report. Your build also runs inside your own AWS or Google Cloud account, on infrastructure with the same certifications. Certificate and report available on request.
Agents run on Anthropic's Claude models under commercial terms: your inputs and outputs are never used to train a model. Where your policy requires it, Claude runs through your own AWS or Google Cloud account, so model calls stay inside your cloud contract.
Every build is delivered against a written security spec: agent permissions, approval thresholds, data flows and incident procedures, signed by both parties before deploy.
Monitoring
Request access to documentsControls. Continuously, per build.
- Every change ships as a reviewed pull request in your repo
- Staged deploys: dev → staging → production
- Rollback procedures documented in runbooks
- Runs on your cloud's availability zones and SLAs
- Health checks and dead-letter queues per agent
- Failure alerts route to your Slack within minutes
- Least-privilege credentials per agent, per integration
- No standing Rasiya access after handoff — access granted and revocable by you
- Key rotation procedures in the handoff pack
- Customer data is stored only in your cloud account
- Secrets managed in your cloud's secret manager, never in code
- No training on your data at any layer
- Dependency scanning in the repo's CI pipeline
- Patch procedures documented for your team or covered under maintenance
- Per-build incident runbook: detect, contain, roll back, report
- Kill switch per agent in Mission Control — one command, agent paused
- Post-incident log review with full audit trail
- Pre-deploy audit maps data flows and failure modes before any code runs
- Approval thresholds set per action class during the build spec
- Agents communicate over your cloud's private networking where available
- All external calls over TLS; API keys scoped and rotated
- Two named partners accountable per build — no anonymous offshore handoff
- Build-spec signed by both parties before development starts
- Inherited from your cloud provider's data centers (ISO 27001 / SOC 2 scope)
Resources
Request access to documentsSubprocessors
Most vendors need a long subprocessor table. Ours is short, because the architecture is the privacy policy.
| Party | Role | Your data exposure |
|---|---|---|
| Your cloud account (AWS / GCP) | Hosting, storage, networking | Everything — under your contract, your keys, your region |
| Anthropic (Claude) | Model inference | Prompt context per request. Never used for training. Can run through your own AWS or Google Cloud account. |
| Your Git repository | Code repository | Code only. No customer data. Repo owned by you. |
| Your existing stack | Source systems (ERP, CRM, helpdesk…) | Already yours. Agents connect with scoped credentials you issue. |
Agreements
FAQ
Below are frequently asked questions about the handling of data and information security measures in Rasiya builds.
