Security

An architecture designed to reduce decision risk

KOREV Evidence, KOREV Atlas and KOREV PRISM components are designed to strengthen traceability, control, and security across instrumented workflows, from execution guardrails to context isolation.

Structured auditability

  • —Processing traceability: sources, models, rules applied
  • —Exportable processing documentation for internal and external audits
  • —Structured logging with a unique identifier for each decision

AI risk reduction

  • —Multi-model consensus validation for critical decisions
  • —Processing suspended when models diverge (fail-closed)
  • —Strict limits on unvalidated responses

Execution control

  • —Strict time and iteration limits per request
  • —Timeouts configurable by criticality level
  • —Prevention of unstable behavior and infinite loops

Context isolation

  • —Strict segmentation of user workspaces
  • —Partitioning designed to prevent data leakage between execution contexts
  • —Fine-grained management of access scopes

Application security

  • —Systematic input validation
  • —Verification and filtering of generated outputs
  • —Protection against injection attacks and a defensive-by-default approach

Reference regulatory frameworks

GDPR

Personal data protection: hosting according to the chosen deployment (European cloud, hybrid, or on-premises), logging, access control

AI Act

Principles of explainability, traceability, and documentation (Art. 11, 12, 13)

Security best practices

Alignment with application and infrastructure security frameworks

KOREV does not currently hold any security certification (ISO 27001, HDS, SecNumCloud). These technical capabilities are not a compliance certification; the status of ongoing work is published in the Trust Center.

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