Definition AI: Security
Definition AI is fully private and secure.
It encrypts everything you enter and upload and no input or output data is used AI training purposes.
Data privacy and protection
- We don’t process any of your data
- We don’t send any personally identifiable information (PII) to AI vendors
- We can delete all of your account data if you ask us to
- Definition AI complies with GDPR, CCPA, and SOC 2 standards
Data security and encryption
- We encrypt all data using AES-256 encryption and TLS protocols whether it’s moving across the internet or stored on our servers
- Our platform uses AWS Key Management for encryption key generation, storage and lifecycle management
- We logically and physically segment all data within AWS – this means we keep client data separate in our private cloud
Access control and authentication
- Secure login using Google or Microsoft Single Sign-On for all users
- We secure all API endpoints against unauthorised access using OAuth2
- We strictly control access to the cloud environment with rigorous identity and access management policies
Infrastructure security
- Our platform operates within an AWS Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), making sure we have network-level isolation
- We use AWS Sentry and CloudWatch to monitor for security incidents
Application and API security
- We conduct Static Application Security Testing (SAST) and Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) in staging environments to detect runtime vulnerabilities related to authentication, session management, and API security
- We run code reviews for all development work, with a focus on OWASP Top Ten
- We run an OWASP dependency check to scan all third-party libraries for known vulnerabilities
Incident response and threat management
- Two-hour threat SLA – initial identification and escalation take place within two business hours, with a solution implemented within one business day
Cyber Essentials Plus
We’re independently audited each year under the UK government-backed Cyber Essentials Plus certification scheme (accredited by the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre). Here’s our accreditation.