Does Radium use customer data to train models?

No. Radium processes requests to generate model responses but does not use customer data to train models. Customer data is handled according to strict access controls and retention policies aligned with enterprise requirements.

What audit and observability features does Radium provide?

Radium provides request-level logging, usage visibility, rate limiting controls, and audit trails for configuration changes. Teams maintain visibility into usage patterns and access activity.

What infrastructure security measures does Radium implement?

Radium's delivery infrastructure includes encrypted data in transit, secure network configurations, controlled deployment environments, and monitoring and alerting systems designed for production-grade workloads.

Does Radium support enterprise security reviews?

Yes. Radium supports structured enterprise security reviews and provides architecture documentation, data flow diagrams, access control summaries, and policy documentation upon request. Security engagement is handled directly with technical leadership.

Does Radium support data residency controls?

Yes. For organizations with regulatory or geographic constraints, Radium supports residency-aware routing and structured deployment options to align AI delivery with jurisdictional and compliance requirements.

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Q: What authentication and access control features does Radium support?

Radium supports enterprise-grade identity integration including SSO/SAML integration, role-based access control, API key management, and granular permission controls. Access to production environments is limited and monitored.

Radium runs its own models on hardware it owns and operates. Your prompts and outputs are served inside that system, never passed to a third-party model provider, and never used to train a model. Radium is SOC 2 compliant.

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Customer prompts and outputs used to train a model

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Compliant

Request path

Operator from API to GPU

Certification

ISO 27001

In progress

Certification

HIPAA

In progress

Regulation

GDPR

In progress

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Closed system

One operator, from API to GPU.

Radium owns the models, the serving software and the GPUs. No third-party model provider sits between your application and the response.

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What your security team can review.

Architecture documentation, data flow diagrams and the SOC 2 report are available during a security review.

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01AccessSSO and SAML, role-based access control, API key management and granular permissions.

02AuditRequest-level logging, usage visibility, rate limiting and audit trails for configuration changes.

03DataNo training or fine-tuning on customer data, logical isolation between customers and encryption in transit.

04OperationsProduction access limited to authorized personnel and monitored, with controlled deployments and alerting.

A closed system for your data

One operator, from API to GPU.

What your security team can review.

AI adoption in enterprise environments requires more than model capability. It requires disciplined delivery, controlled access, and operational transparency.

Security is part of the infrastructure.