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Security, compliance-quality, and boundaries
This category gives buyers direct answers for security, compliance-quality, and boundaries. It is one category inside the larger Folium Systems answer bank, not a limit on what Folium can build or govern.
Security, compliance-quality, and boundaries
How does Folium approach prompt injection and retrieval-source poisoning risk?
Folium can review source admission rules, permission maps, prompt boundaries, unsafe instruction handling, retrieval filters, citation habits, tool-call gates, evaluation cases, and escalation paths so malicious or stale content is less likely to control the workflow.
Security, compliance-quality, and boundaries
What is dark code risk in AI operations?
Dark code risk is hidden or poorly understood automation, scripts, prompts, credentials, tool permissions, or data flows that affect operations without clear ownership. Folium can help expose, document, gate, repair, or retire it.
Security, compliance-quality, and boundaries
How does Folium protect cross-tenant or customer data boundaries?
Folium designs data boundaries around scope, source ownership, tenant separation, permission maps, redaction, logging, retention, approved tool routes, reviewer access, and escalation so one workflow does not silently leak into another.
Security, compliance-quality, and boundaries
Does Folium provide formal compliance certification?
No. Folium can build compliance-quality evidence, readiness packets, workflow records, review surfaces, and handoff materials. Formal legal, regulatory, audit, security, tax, insurance, or certification authority stays with qualified reviewers and approved providers.
Security, compliance-quality, and boundaries
What belongs in an AI evidence binder?
An AI evidence binder can include source registers, permission maps, scenario tests, failure cases, reviewer notes, release records, action receipts, incident paths, known limits, data boundaries, rollback plans, and support ownership.
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