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Security & data handling

Know what your workflow shares.

Importing a project, calling an AI model and publishing a share link are different actions. Review the data involved in the specific workflow before connecting confidential information.

Project access

Hosted project routes use account and organization access checks. Share links and embeds have their own access paths; review the intended audience before creating one.

Records and original sources

A graph can contain structure, labels, relationships and source references. Its contents depend on the import and workflow. Do not assume that a graph contains no sensitive information just because it is not a full source file.

Filtering and privacy modes

Sanitization applies rules to supported fields. It is not a guarantee that every secret, personal detail or confidential statement has been removed. Inspect the actual output and sharing settings.

AI requests

When a workflow calls a model provider, the selected prompt and context are sent to that provider. Review the workflow and provider requirements before including sensitive material.

Evaluation records

Evaluation telemetry and the content sent to a model are different. A test can avoid saving raw prompts in telemetry while still sending context to the selected provider to execute the test.

Enterprise inquiries

The evaluation form stores contact details and the description you submit in a restricted inquiry inbox. A keyed network hash is used for submission limits; the form does not save your raw IP address or upload a dataset.

Agree on requirements before an enterprise pilot.

Data location, identity, access, retention, deletion, model-provider use and deployment restrictions belong in the evaluation scope—not in assumptions.

If procurement requires an independent audit, a certification or a specific contractual commitment, ask us to confirm the available documentation and its scope. This page does not assert SOC 2 certification, HIPAA eligibility, or suitability for a regulated workload.

Questions or a security concern?

Contact us before sending sensitive evidence. A short description of the workflow or issue is enough to begin.

contact@nsgcore.com

See the privacy notice for information about submitted data.