Security begins with the trace boundary.
Prompts, responses, retrieval evidence, tool records, evaluations, and cost data may be sensitive. Evalara confirms the collection and control model before production integration.
A named customer workspace, scoped projects, environments, roles, and administrator-controlled invitations.
Customer-approved identity design, role boundaries, least privilege, session policy, and periodic access review.
Field purpose, payload controls, redaction boundary, encryption, export, and sensitive-content access.
Retention by environment and data class, deletion workflow, legal requirements, and customer instructions.
Hosting, region, network path, collector, storage, integration, and operational-support requirements.
Administrative access, configuration changes, exports, prompt promotion, evaluation, and release decisions.
Requirements become implementation controls.
Evalara does not rely on unsupported public certification claims. Contractual security commitments are confirmed for the selected architecture and scope.
Define what Evalara may collect before anything reaches the workspace.
The security review turns identity, payload, retention, deployment, export, and operational requirements into an agreed implementation design.