Every Brisc customer runs in a dedicated Microsoft Azure tenant with its own database, its own storage, and its own key vault; there is no shared fallback. Your data never trains shared models.
Not a shared database with your rows filtered out. Dedicated infrastructure, provisioned per customer, that fails closed rather than falling back.
Your records live in a database that exists only for you, no co-tenants.
Every document you send sits in storage provisioned for your tenant alone.
Your secrets and encryption keys are held in your own vault, not a shared store.
If a tenant resource is unavailable, the platform fails closed; there is no shared environment to land in.
The data plane runs on Azure managed identities only: no keys or connection strings between services, nothing to leak or rotate late. Sign-in federates through your own Entra SSO, in production across multiple tenants today.
What the platform learns from your corrections stays in your tenant and belongs to your book. No customer data improves a model anyone else uses; the mechanism: accuracy and audit.
SOC 2 Type II, GDPR and CCPA compliant. The control set, policies and documentation live at trust.brisc.ai, built for the security review, not around it.
The same engine that isolates your tenant does the work: the shared platform, accuracy and audit, and how files get in and out.
In a dedicated Microsoft Azure tenant that is yours alone: its own database, its own storage, its own key vault. There is no shared environment underneath and no shared fallback to land in. Brisc is SaaS on Azure, one tenant per customer.
Never shared ones. What the platform learns from your corrections, rules, prompt tuning and confirmed aliases, stays inside your tenant and belongs to your book. No customer data trains models used by anyone else.
Through your own Entra SSO. Access federates from your identity provider under your policies, with a per-tenant allowlist your administrators control. This is in production across multiple tenants today.
None. The data plane runs on Azure managed identities only: database local authentication is disabled and there are no keys or connection-string secrets in the path between services.
SOC 2 Type II, GDPR and CCPA compliant. The full control set, policies and documentation are available for your security team at trust.brisc.ai.
No. Brisc is SaaS on Microsoft Azure with a dedicated tenant per customer. Not a shared database with your rows filtered out: dedicated infrastructure, isolated by design, failing closed rather than falling back.
Start at trust.brisc.ai, then put your reviewers in the room with ours. The isolation model is simpler to defend than to describe.
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