Security & Trust
Privacy by architecture. Memory you can inspect.
We build for institutions where privacy, isolation, and reliability are requirements, not features. This page states our posture honestly: what holds today, and what is on the roadmap.
Architecture
Isolated by default, never pooled.
One boundary per deployment
Each deployment holds its own memory store, scoped and controllable. Knowledge learned for one client is never shared with another by default.
Cloud, offline-first, or on-prem
Sensitive environments can run offline-first or on-premise paths so data stays where it belongs, the same model that lets Avalanche operate disconnected.
In transit and at rest
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, with key management appropriate to the deployment. Full specifics are shared under NDA during diligence.
Legible, not a black box
Memory is structured and inspectable: what the system retained, and why, can be reviewed rather than inferred.
Data & privacy
Persistent memory, reconciled with the right to be forgotten.
“Persistent” does not mean “permanent against your wishes.” Memory is scoped, exportable, and erasable.
Stated posture, exact terms confirmed per engagement
Compliance
An honest roadmap, not borrowed badges.
We state where we are. Where a framework is in progress, we say so, and share evidence under diligence.
SOC 2 / ISO 27001, on the roadmap
We are building toward formal information-security attestation. Current controls and timeline are shared with prospective partners.
ISO 21434 · UNECE R155/R156, aligned
Avalanche is developed with automotive cybersecurity and software-update regulation in mind; posture detailed under NDA for OEM evaluation.
WCAG 2.1 AA · EN 301 549, targeted
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Disclosed on request
A current list of sub-processors and the model supply chain is provided to customers and during security review.
Responsible disclosure
Found something? Tell us.
We welcome responsible disclosure and respond promptly to security reports. For diligence, request our security overview and questionnaire responses.