Conversations and activity
Conversations and operational history remain associated with the authorized user and workspace rather than a temporary browser identity.
Trust & Security
Trust before every execution.
Before external reasoning begins, DGxOne evaluates the request, identifies sensitive information, applies handling policy, and determines whether an external provider is permitted.
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How Your Information Moves
A request follows defined controls before reaching an AI provider.
DGxOne does not treat every request the same. Handling depends on the information detected, workspace policy, provider availability, and the authorization decision.
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You ask DGxOne
The request enters the authenticated workspace context.
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Trust evaluation
Sensitive fields and handling requirements are evaluated.
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Context authorization
Relevant knowledge and approved memory are selected within the authorized scope.
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Provider decision
DGxOne selects local handling or an approved external reasoning provider.
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Response or mission
The result returns to DGx Command or continues in Mission Control.
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What DGxOne Protects
Your workspace remains the center of the intelligence.
Documents and retrieved context
Uploaded information is retrieved only when relevant and should remain scoped to its authorized workspace.
Long-term personal context
Persistent memory is governed separately from temporary conversation context and should follow the user’s configured memory policy.
External reasoning access
External models receive bounded context only after the active trust decision permits that route.
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Active Controls
Security is implemented as system behavior—not a marketing label.
Trust evaluation
Before provider execution
Requests are evaluated before external reasoning is authorized.
Sensitive-field detection
Classification and redaction
Defined sensitive patterns can trigger redaction, approval requirements, or local-only handling.
Provider governance
Approved execution routes
Provider execution follows the trust decision and configured provider availability.
Credential isolation
Server-managed configuration
Current provider credentials are managed through the server environment rather than exposed in browser storage.
Provider independence
DGxOne-owned intelligence
Knowledge, memory, evidence, orchestration, and mission history remain separate from the selected reasoning provider.
Evidence identity
Source-aware outcomes
Retrieved evidence can preserve document identity, citations, source location, and confidence metadata.
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Security Boundaries
Clear status is more trustworthy than unsupported claims.
DGxOne does not claim certifications or controls that have not been independently validated.
Implemented architecture
- Trust evaluation before provider use
- Redaction and local-only routing paths
- Environment-managed provider credentials
- Knowledge and evidence contracts
- Provider-independent intelligence ownership
Production identity and governance
- Complete authenticated multi-user isolation
- Onboarding-backed privacy preferences
- Organization-level access policies
- Administrative audit visibility
- Retention and deletion workflows
Advanced deployment options
- Enterprise SSO and passkeys
- Customer-managed encryption keys
- Expanded audit and compliance exports
- Deployment-specific retention enforcement
- Independent certification programs
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Plain-Language Answers
What users should understand before trusting DGxOne.
Does DGxOne automatically remember everything?
No. Temporary conversation context and persistent memory are separate concepts. Long-term memory should follow the user’s configured memory policy and approval preferences.
Can sensitive information be prevented from reaching an external provider?
DGxOne includes trust evaluation, redaction, blocked, and local-only routing paths. Final protection also depends on deployment configuration and the active organizational policy.
Does an external model become the owner of my workspace intelligence?
No. DGxOne is designed to retain ownership of the workspace intelligence layer. External providers serve as interchangeable reasoning engines.
Is DGxOne currently certified for regulated data?
Certification depends on deployment, infrastructure, contractual controls, independent audits, and the applicable regulatory framework. This page does not claim SOC 2, HIPAA, FedRAMP, or other certification unless formally achieved and documented.
Do external AI providers have their own data policies?
Yes. Provider retention and processing terms depend on the provider account, API agreement, and selected service configuration. Organizations must review those terms as part of deployment approval.
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