Security and deployment

Run workflows inside the environment you control.

Keep workflow runs, work data, and software connections inside your environment by default.

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Keep scientific work inside your environment.

Keep workflow data, logs, AI models, and software setup local. Use approved workstations or your own servers without relying on an outside cloud service.

Run on approved workstations or customer-managed servers
Keep data in approved storage with encryption options
Use approved local AI models
Control software setup and access
Keep logs and audit records inside your environment

Data location

Approved local folders

Public internet

Blocked

Controlled actions

Approval required

Credentials

Stored locally

Run records

Audit logging on

Backup policy

Customer managed

Before a run starts

3 / 3 checked

Software access follows approved policy

High-risk steps pause for a person

Run records stay with the workflow

Controls

Control connections, folders, and passwords.

Choose which tools, folders, users, and internal services each workflow can access. Keep passwords and keys in the local service instead of showing them in the interface.

Airgap policy

Block tools that need internet access in an air-gapped environment.

Filesystem boundaries

Limit workflows to approved folders and local paths.

Secret handling

Keep connection passwords and keys in local settings.

Sessions and roles

Use signed-in sessions and roles to control access.

Audit logging

Record important security, workflow, software, file, and review events.

Backup and retention

Use your own rules for backup, retention, recovery, and removal.

Deployment shapes

Start on one workstation. Expand under your rules.

Start on one workstation, then use the same setup across managed lab computers or your own servers.

Administrators can control software versions, access, settings, data location, retention, backups, and reviews while keeping workflows close to lab software and data.

Standalone workstation

Run workflows and keep work data on one controlled workstation.

Managed lab install

Send approved settings and software setup to managed lab workstations.

Enterprise on-prem

Connect approved internal storage and services under your company rules.