The Trust Center documents how Governed Intelligence powered by METIS™ addresses the regulatory frameworks your organization answers to — and how the control plane enforces those controls on every interaction, not in a quarterly audit.
Most compliance tools document what happened. The control plane prevents non-compliant interactions from completing. Every framework below is addressed by specific controls enforced at the Governance & Policy layer and evidenced by the tamper-evident audit ledger that begins from the first interaction.
PHI is classified at ingestion before it enters the control plane. Classification labels govern which models can process it, which users can access it, and what can be returned. BAA-ready architecture — the control plane is designed to operate as a Business Associate.
Deployment options for IL4 and IL5 environments. Air-gap ready configuration for disconnected operations. CJIS Security Policy controls mapped to the Governance layer.
Data residency controls enforced at the infrastructure and governance layer simultaneously. Right-to-erasure hooks allow data subject requests to be actioned against the connector registry without requiring model retraining.
All four NIST AI RMF core functions operationalized in the control plane — not documented in a spreadsheet.
Student record classification enforced at ingestion. Consent-scoped access governed at runtime. IRB-compatible audit trails for research institutions.
This page documents control plane architecture and governance posture. It does not constitute a legal certification, compliance attestation, or regulatory approval. Organizations should engage qualified legal and compliance counsel to assess their specific obligations. Ginkgo-AI can provide technical documentation to support compliance assessments on request.
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