Governance & accountability
Define approved use, accountable owners, decision boundaries, escalation paths, and controlled change.
Responsible AI & Security
Denalix designs AI-assisted workflows around explicit approval points, least-privilege access, source lineage, pre-deployment evaluation, audit events, and continuous quality, cost, latency, and reliability monitoring.
These practices support responsible implementation but do not, by themselves, establish regulatory compliance or eliminate risk. Final controls depend on customer architecture, policy, vendors, and engagement scope.
Control domains
Trust is not a badge or a policy page. It is the combined behavior of people, workflow, software, access, evaluation, evidence, and operations.
Define approved use, accountable owners, decision boundaries, escalation paths, and controlled change.
Apply role-based access, least privilege, tool-level permissions, and explicit authorization for sensitive actions.
Respect tenancy, retention, encryption, location, and customer-specific data-handling requirements.
Evaluate groundedness, citations, instruction following, tool use, refusal, and consistency against realistic cases.
Design defenses for prompt injection, unsafe content, unauthorized tool calls, data leakage, and dependency risk.
Trace agent and tool events while monitoring latency, cost, reliability, exceptions, and quality signals.
Retain reviewable records of inputs, sources, policies, approvals, actions, and material configuration changes.
Prepare owners, detection signals, containment paths, notification procedures, and recovery expectations.
Evaluation lifecycle
Evaluation is tied to intended use and real workflow behavior—not a single generic model score.
Identify intended use, unacceptable behavior, authority, and measurable release criteria.
Create representative, difficult, edge, and adversarial scenarios with expected outcomes.
Test grounding, citations, extraction, rules, tool use, access, cost, latency, and reliability.
Investigate failures, document limitations, improve the system, and repeat the evaluation.
Release only after accountable owners accept the evidence and remaining risk.
Track production signals, incidents, changes, and drift against the approved use.
AI Workflow Assessment
Start with the people, evidence, permissions, failure modes, evaluation, and operating signals the workflow requires.
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