Architected for compliance, not retrofitted.
deeplinq is engineered around the security and compliance requirements of the most regulated sectors. Universal frameworks define our architectural maturity; regional alignment is reviewed on engagement for every deployment.
Evidence trail architecture
The audit core is a hash-chained append-only log of every consequential AI action: prompt, retrieved context, model version and provider, routing decision, guardrail checks, human-in-the-loop (HITL) reviewer identity, and external service calls. Each entry is cryptographically linked to the previous — tampering is detectable. Exportable in regulator-ready formats for DPO, CISO, internal audit, and external supervisor reviews.
AI-specific evidence trails
General-purpose audit frameworks capture what happened. Our audit core is designed to capture AI-specific evidence including model identity, decision context, guardrail outcomes, and human reviewer signatures — supporting the evidence trails that ISO 42001, the EU AI Act, and SR 11-7 will require.
Deployment portability as compliance lever
The same deeplinq runs on-premise, in customer-tenanted private cloud, and on public hyperscalers (Azure, AWS, GCP). Deployment choice collapses jurisdictional concerns:
- Data residency satisfied by deployment location, regardless of jurisdiction
- Sub-processor DPAs reduced to customer-chosen components
- Cross-border transfer controls inherited from customer infrastructure governance
The sovereign AI configuration
For banking and government customers, the most demanding compliance configuration is also the simplest to explain.
On-premise deployment + locally-deployed open models = zero prompts leave the environment, zero external LLM dependencies, zero cross-border transfers, zero third-party AI-provider DPAs to sign.
Not a claim. Not a promise. An architectural constraint enforced by your own infrastructure and validated by your CISO.
Architected for
Universal frameworks that define deeplinq's architectural maturity. They apply regardless of customer geography.
- DORA
- Full operational resilience logging. AI system incidents recorded, classified, reportable under DORA timelines.
- MiFID II
- Complete decision traceability. Every AI-assisted recommendation logged with source chain.
- GDPR-class data protection
- No customer data leaves your environment. Right-to-erasure respected across the AI layer. Same posture applies to nLPD, PDPL, LGPD, CCPA, PIPL, and other major data-protection regimes.
- EU AI Act
- Risk-classification-ready architecture. Transparency logs, human oversight controls, model governance applicable to AI regulation regardless of jurisdiction.
- ISO 27001
- Information security management system architected for ISO 27001 alignment. Certification path underway.
- SOC 2 Type II
- Trust services criteria embedded in architecture. Certification path underway.
- NIST CSF / CIS Controls
- Defensive control architecture aligned with NIST Cybersecurity Framework v2 and CIS Controls v8.
Certification roadmap available under NDA.
Regional alignment on engagement
Local regulators reviewed on engagement, including but not limited to:
Europe
- FINMA — Switzerland
- ACPR/CNIL — France
- BaFin — Germany
- FCA — United Kingdom
- CSSF — Luxembourg
Middle East & Africa
- Bank Al-Maghrib — Morocco
- CBUAE — UAE
- SAMA — Saudi Arabia
- CMA Egypt — Egypt
- SARB — South Africa
Asia-Pacific
- MAS — Singapore
- HKMA — Hong Kong
- JFSA — Japan
- APRA — Australia
Americas
- OSFI — Canada
- OCC / SEC — United States
- CVM / BACEN — Brazil
- CNBV — Mexico
Local data residency, country-specific certifications, and regulatory mapping are part of every deployment scope.
Want the full security brief?
We share the deeplinq security architecture document, certification roadmap, and deployment-mode mapping under NDA with prospective institutional customers.