Security and enterprise review
What a review asks
Deployment options
Resolve architecture, access, integrations and data handling during security and solution review.
Run Taskd inside agreed infrastructure, access and residency constraints, connected only to approved sources.
Use a managed environment built around agreed data, action, human and evidence boundaries.
AWS and Microsoft Azure are architecture-review options, not pre-approved standard configurations.
Workflow control boundaries
Agree and enforce them at workflow and deployment level.
Define permitted sources, records and fields.
Keep provenance as information changes.
Set permitted actions and approval stops.
Name owners for consequential decisions.
Retain sources, rules, changes and approvals.
Audit evidence
Taskd preserves reviewable logs and evidence: current state, source references, rule version, prepared action and human authority.
Enterprise review
Unknown or engagement-specific controls are review items, not implied product claims.
Confirm deployment, infrastructure boundary, data locations and residency.
Document users, service identities and access controls, including required SSO or role-based access. No standard SSO or RBAC configuration is claimed.
Agree encryption, secrets management, retention, deletion and evidence requirements.
Identify model providers and verify data-use and training terms. No universal provider non-training commitment is claimed.
Review subprocessors, locations, connectors, security contacts, incident handling and notification expectations.
Verify required certification or compliance status, review evidence and production authority. No certification or compliance attestation is claimed.
Bring your review questions