One dedicated instance per client
Every client gets their own instance: separate database, search index and files. No application is shared between clients.
Security & data
Torus treats your documents as sensitive data. Every client gets their own instance, operated by Torus in France, and the AI is used under a ZDR contract.
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Every client gets their own instance: separate database, search index and files. No application is shared between clients.
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Your administrators decide who reaches each base. A user only sees documents from the bases opened to them, including in the sources cited.
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Those models are used under a ZDR (Zero Data Retention) contract signed with Mistral: the data sent is not kept by the provider.
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Instances are operated by Torus at OVHcloud, in France. The instance exposes HTTPS only: neither the database, nor the search index, nor the internal services are published on the internet.
Principles
Security governs how an AI may be used on internal documents. It shapes the way Torus stores, searches and transmits your data.
Every client gets their own instance: separate database, search index and files. No application is shared between clients.
Your administrators decide who reaches each base. A user only sees documents from the bases opened to them, including in the sources cited.
Instances are operated by Torus at OVHcloud, in France. The instance exposes HTTPS only: neither the database, nor the search index, nor the internal services are published on the internet.
Administration actions are written to an audit log; risk analyses keep the history of their decisions.
Every imported file is scanned by an antivirus and its text is extracted in a sandbox, because a booby-trapped document attacks the extraction chain first. Your documents are never sent to a third-party scanning service.
Backups go to a separate object storage in another region, where they are locked against deletion for their retention period.
AI & confidentiality
Exchanges with the AI have to match what a CISO, a cyber consultant or a compliance team expects.
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The models come from Mistral, a French provider. The model in use is set by Torus at deployment, per task: neither a user nor an instruction written inside a document can change it.
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Those models are used under a ZDR (Zero Data Retention) contract signed with Mistral: the data sent is not kept by the provider.
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Text extraction and indexing happen inside your instance. To answer, only the question and the retrieved excerpts are sent to the model.
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Torus does not use your documents, conversations or analyses to train models.
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The cyber pack's frameworks are managed by Torus in bases separate from yours; the pack's agents never mix your documents into them.
Limits we own
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Torus does not promise automatic compliance.
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An AI answer does not become evidence on its own.
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Torus submits nothing to a regulator and takes no legal decision.
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Generated deliverables remain drafts or working material to validate.
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Risk decisions remain your team's responsibility.
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The instance does not run in high availability: after a hardware failure, the service comes back through a restore, not an automatic failover.
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The backup protects your accounts, analyses, conversations and document metadata, but not the source files: if the document storage is lost, the documents must be imported again.
Service availability
A demo can also cover your constraints around hosting, data, validation and access separation.