Who can act?
Identity, roles, and approval conditions define authority for people and supported AI actions.
Review access & authority ↗SECURITY. SOVEREIGNTY. GOVERNANCE.
Confidence begins
with control.
Know who can act, where information can go, and how to review the evidence. Explore the controls and deployment choices behind Corevia.
What can leave?
DLP and sovereign AI controls govern supported data paths. Configuration defines their scope.
Review data protection ↗What can you inspect?
Versioned artifacts, decision records, and audit events help you follow governed work.
Review evidence & accountability ↗A CONSIDERED FIT
Your environment.
Defined together.
Corevia supports containerized deployment with Docker and Kubernetes configuration. Application hosting, data stores, identity, and AI processing are reviewed as one architecture.
COREVIA / DEPLOYMENT OVERVIEWConfiguration defines the boundary
APPLICATION ENVIRONMENT
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People & access
Browser · Organizational identity · Roles
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Corevia services
Applications · APIs · Background workers
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Data & storage
PostgreSQL · Redis · File storage
CONNECTED SERVICES
Configured
AI providers.
Provider, processing location, and data handling are reviewed for your deployment.
Your systems.
Defined connections.
Agree the connectors, datasets, and access needed for the workflows in scope.
GOVERNANCE YOU CAN EXAMINE
Specific controls.
Clear responsibilities.
01ZERO-TRUST ACCESS
Authority is checked at the boundary.
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ZERO-TRUST ACCESS
Authority is checked at the boundary.
API middleware evaluates configured SSO, device compliance, risk, country, group, assurance, and session-revocation signals. Role permissions and session locking work alongside organizational identity.
IN YOUR TECHNICAL REVIEWValidate the IdP and trusted gateway signals, policy configuration, and step-up requirements.
02DATA LOSS PREVENTION
Sensitive data gets specific controls.
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DATA LOSS PREVENTION
Sensitive data gets specific controls.
Built-in DLP scans supported JSON responses for sensitive patterns, including Emirates IDs and financial identifiers. Configured policies can redact or block responses, apply bulk-export checks, and preserve findings for review.
IN YOUR TECHNICAL REVIEWTest the relevant patterns, channels, size limits, redaction rules, and exception behavior with synthetic data.
03SOVEREIGN AI
Control where intelligence runs.
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SOVEREIGN AI
Control where intelligence runs.
External advisor requests have a pre-dispatch PII-redaction path. Sovereign mode checks actual provider destinations and blocks external advisor AI dispatch. Provider selection and infrastructure remain part of the deployment design.
IN YOUR TECHNICAL REVIEWVerify each AI path, approved endpoint, processing location, and operational dependency.
04TENANT & SECRET PROTECTION
Boundaries below the interface.
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TENANT & SECRET PROTECTION
Boundaries below the interface.
Tenant-scoped application access and PostgreSQL row-level policies support organizational isolation. Sensitive integration credentials, MFA secrets, and MCP tokens use encrypted storage with purpose-specific keys.
IN YOUR TECHNICAL REVIEWConfirm applied database policies, the non-bypass runtime role, key management, and administrative access.
05HUMAN & DELEGATED AUTHORITY
Actions carry responsibility.
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HUMAN & DELEGATED AUTHORITY
Actions carry responsibility.
Supported AI actions run with user permissions and configured approval controls. Protected SOVRA review paths check authority, MFA, evidence acknowledgement, and separation of duties at consequential gates.
IN YOUR TECHNICAL REVIEWInspect the exact action path, delegated authority, confirmation requirements, and escalation rules.
06DECISIONS & EVIDENCE
A history you can examine.
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DECISIONS & EVIDENCE
A history you can examine.
Versioned artifacts, approval receipts, and hash-linked decision records preserve the context behind governed work. Audit and DLP events provide evidence for investigation and review.
IN YOUR TECHNICAL REVIEWConfirm event coverage, retention, export permissions, integrity checks, and monitoring.
07DEPLOYMENT GUARDRAILS
Make the boundary explicit.
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DEPLOYMENT GUARDRAILS
Make the boundary explicit.
When residency enforcement is enabled, startup checks validate database, cache, and storage endpoints against an operator-maintained allowlist. The government deployment profile requires sovereignty and residency settings, an RLS-enforcing database role, and additional security prerequisites.
IN YOUR TECHNICAL REVIEWValidate infrastructure location, backups, support access, recovery, and the operator-maintained endpoint allowlist.
UAE-FOCUSED TECHNICAL CONTROLS
Local requirements.
Evidence that matters.
Corevia includes UAE-sensitive-data patterns, sovereign processing controls, privacy-request workflows, compliance-rule records, and technical control mappings for UAE deployment assessments.
Review the applicable UAE Information Assurance and personal-data requirements with your security and legal owners. Product controls, deployment choices, operating procedures, and independent assessment each contribute different evidence.
Technical mappings are an assessment starting point. They do not establish certification, regulator approval, or blanket compliance for every deployment.
BEFORE YOU COMMIT
Make the evaluation
mean something.
Start with a real workflow and the requirements that matter to your organization. Agree what the evaluation should demonstrate before defining the wider engagement.
- 01 / SCOPE
Choose the work.
Identify the process, people, source systems, and decision to improve.
- 02 / REVIEW
Define the environment.
Bring security, architecture, and operating requirements into the discussion.
- 03 / EVALUATE
Agree the evidence.
Set the evaluation criteria, implementation responsibilities, and commercial scope.
SEE COREVIA IN ACTION
Bring one workflow.
See how it connects.
Choose a business request, project review, or reporting task.
See the relevant capabilities and agree what an evaluation should prove.