Security
Out of the box, AiVA includes secure session handling, scoped access, request validation, origin checks, rate limiting, verified webhooks, and managed infrastructure controls.
Built-In Protections
These are standard platform protections built into AiVA from the start, not features customers need to assemble themselves.
Access controls
AiVA includes authenticated dashboard access, secure session handling, scoped permissions, and a clean separation between public assistant activity and administrative access.
Request protection
AiVA validates requests, checks trusted origins, rate limits sensitive routes, and verifies important inbound webhooks before processing them.
Secrets and infrastructure
Secrets are managed outside application code. Production services run on monitored managed infrastructure with clear service boundaries and startup checks that help catch unsafe configuration early.
Service safeguards
Internal services use scoped authentication, configuration validation, and monitored health checks to reduce drift, misconfiguration, and insecure defaults over time.
Default Posture
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Secure by default
AiVA ships with secure session handling, authenticated admin access, and protected internal service communication already built into the platform.
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Protected request paths
Validation, origin checks, rate limiting, and verified webhooks are standard protections on important request paths, not optional add-ons.
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Operational discipline
Managed secrets, monitored production services, health checks, and ongoing review are part of how AiVA is operated day to day.
Highly Secure Custom AI
For teams with stricter security requirements, AI Integrations also develops custom AI systems with local AI deployment and more tightly scoped environments.
Some workflows need more than a standard hosted deployment. When the environment is more sensitive, we can design custom AI systems around local AI, narrower data boundaries, and deployment decisions that are tailored to the security posture of the project.
That usually means custom AI development rather than off-the-shelf AiVA: tighter hosting control, more deliberate integration scope, and rollout decisions made around the actual operational risk of the workflow.
Local AI deployment
For more sensitive custom AI projects, models and supporting services can be scoped to tighter hosting environments instead of relying on the standard hosted AiVA setup.
Tighter data boundaries
Local AI can reduce unnecessary external data movement and keep more of the workflow inside the environment the project is designed around.
Custom security scoping
These projects are reviewed case by case so hosting, retention, integrations, and operational controls match the security posture the environment requires.
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AiVA includes authenticated dashboard access, secure session handling, scoped internal authentication, request validation, origin checks, rate limiting, verified webhooks, and managed infrastructure controls as part of the standard platform.
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