Genomic data is permanent, familial and predictive — a breach affects relatives who never consented. Security isn’t a feature here; it’s the architecture.
You can reset a password. You can’t reset a genome — so protection has to last a lifetime.
Your genome implicates your relatives. Consent and governance must account for people not in the room.
It reveals future risk, not just present state — raising the stakes for how it’s stored and used.
Engineered in from the first commit — least privilege by default, encryption in transit and at rest, and a full audit trail on every case.
Least-privilege, role-based access with strong authentication on every service.
In transit and at rest, with managed keys and secrets isolation.
Every access and assertion is logged and versioned, per case, for years.
Cloud-agnostic deployment keeps data in-region for sovereign requirements.
Versioned knowledge bases, reviewed changes, and reproducible pipelines.
Tenant and environment isolation limits blast radius and cross-exposure.
Some certifications are in progress as the platform matures toward regulated clinical use; current status available under NDA.
Evidence-linked outputs, never ungrounded generation.
A qualified reviewer signs off every clinical assertion.
Versioned knowledge means a result is reproducible later.
Attention to representation and bias across populations.
We share architecture detail, control mappings and current certification status under NDA.