Ironholm AI is designed to support organizations with strict confidentiality, security, and regulatory requirements. The system architecture prioritizes data isolation, minimized attack surface, and operational predictability.
Security controls are implemented at the architectural level to reduce reliance on user configuration, operational procedures, or external service assurances.
Ironholm AI uses a zero‑network architecture by default.
Core AI functionality operates entirely within the customer’s local environment. During normal operation, the system does not require network connectivity or access to external services.
Data isolation is structural, meaning:
This approach limits exposure associated with network‑dependent systems and simplifies boundary definition for security review.
Ironholm AI’s architecture is designed to eliminate reliance on external data processing paths. As a result, certain categories of risk are outside the system’s threat model.
The following vectors are not applicable to normal operation:
By removing these dependencies, Ironholm AI reduces the number of external controls required to manage residual risk.
Ironholm AI supports deployment in restricted and offline environments, including air‑gapped systems.
This design supports environments with limited or prohibited external network access.
Ironholm AI does not retain, transmit, or process customer data outside the local environment. Data remains under customer control throughout system operation.
There is no use of customer data for:
This simplifies data flow analysis and supports internal compliance and audit review processes.
Ironholm AI is designed to support organizations that require:
The architecture enables organizations to evaluate security posture based on system design rather than vendor policy claims.
Ironholm AI’s security approach emphasizes containment, isolation, and minimized dependency.
Security is enforced through system design rather than operational configuration.