AI runs server-side
Claude is called from the server. The provider key and prompt templates do not reach the browser; usage is logged as metadata only.
An analyst needs to know where information goes, who can access it and how a report is produced. These are the controls and operating choices currently described for MiyarLens.
Claude is called from the server. The provider key and prompt templates do not reach the browser; usage is logged as metadata only.
Passwords are hashed with BCrypt. Sessions use token-based authentication and login attempts are rate-limited.
User and admin roles are separate. The admin audit log records old and new values for administrative changes.
The platform runs on Google Cloud using Cloud Run and Cloud SQL. Credentials are kept in Secret Manager.
A written data-retention policy is in place. Ask for the policy when reviewing a deployment or procurement.
Single sign-on and multi-factor authentication are on the roadmap; they are not presented here as current capabilities.