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LLABS managed
LLABS operates the runtime within the deployment scope and customer-approved system boundary.
TRUST / OPERATING BOUNDARIES
Control starts with a defined boundary.
A deployment defines where the runtime operates, which systems and credentials it can use, which actions require review, and how exceptions reach a person.
Deployment boundary
Define where the system runs.
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Customer controlled
The runtime operates within customer-controlled infrastructure and network constraints defined during implementation.
Operating controls
Access and review are explicit.
Role scope
The workflow, expected result, stop conditions, and escalation owner are defined before operation.
System access
The agent receives only the tools, credentials, and data sources approved for its role.
Action review
Sensitive or irreversible actions can be routed for human approval before execution.
Provider choice
Approved model providers are selected for the deployment boundary and can change without redefining the role.
Compliance posture
Current materials are available during review.
LLABS provides its current security overview, deployment boundary, and vendor information to qualified customers. Certification and audit status are not stated on this page until the evidence owner approves a dated claim record.
Security overview and deployment boundary
Qualified customers can review the current operating boundary, control overview, and vendor information during a deployment review.
Privacy rights and contracting
Contracting requirements are reviewed for each deployment. The public-site handling described here is also covered by the Privacy Policy.
Data & models
Data paths follow the deployment boundary.
Qualified customers can review proposed data sources, model providers, system access, retention needs, and approval points before live work begins.
Incident response
Report a security issue.
Send suspected vulnerabilities and security concerns directly to brayden@levangielaboratories.com.
Security review
Start the security review.
Tell us where the system needs to run and which security requirements apply.