Built for the engagements where trust is the requirement.
The largest AI mandates come with the hardest questions — where the data lives, who can reach it, what an auditor sees three years later, and what happens when something fails. This page is the standing answer, and every claim on it is an engineering default we deploy, not an aspiration.
iSimplifyMe isolates every regulated client in a dedicated AWS account with VPC isolation and IAM-scoped execution. Client data never trains public models, audit logs are retained for seven years, HIPAA-ready architecture ships with a per-account BAA, and SOC 2 Type 1 is in evaluation. Client names are never published; references are available under NDA.
How Is Client Infrastructure Isolated?
Isolation is enforced at the account perimeter, not at the application layer. Every regulated client runs in a dedicated AWS account — its own VPC, private subnets, and IAM-scoped execution — so one client's deployment cannot reach another's by construction. The same discipline runs through the platform layer: multi-tenant systems key every record by tenant identity in the partition key, a pattern documented in Layer 5: Multi-Tenant Business Integration.
The account perimeter is also the cheapest insurance an auditor can ask for — a cross-tenant finding cannot exist where there is no shared tenancy to cross.
What Happens To Client Data?
All model inference runs on private AWS through Bedrock, configured for zero retention. Client data never trains public models, never leaves the VPC for a third-party AI API, and proprietary business logic remains the client's intellectual property — commitments we also publish in our AI Transparency disclosure. Data sovereignty and network sovereignty are engineering defaults on every deployment, not premium add-ons.
What Is The Compliance Posture?
Three facts, stated the way an auditor would want them stated. SOC 2 Type 1 is in evaluation — we publish the status rather than the implication. HIPAA-ready architecture is a default, with the AWS Business Associate Agreement executed per account — the scope at which a BAA actually operates — and the full reference architecture published in our healthcare whitepaper. Audit logs are retained for seven years, so the answer to “what happened” outlives the engagement that produced it.
How Do You Prove What The System Did?
Reliability engineering is published, not promised. Deterministic quality gates block bad output before it ships — the model is never trusted to grade its own work — and post-deploy verification audits what actually rendered. Operational AI is investigate-only: agents detect, diagnose, and file tickets, and never remediate production on their own. Audit trails run end to end. The full architecture is in Layer 4: Reliability Engineering for Regulated AI — the same patterns every engagement inherits.
Can We Talk To Your Clients?
Client names are never published — not on this site, not in case studies, not in proposals. That is policy, not limitation: the engagements we take are the kind where confidentiality is part of the work. References are available under NDA in qualified engagements, our setup-type case studies document the same systems anonymized with production receipts, and we participate in client security reviews and procurement processes as part of how engagements run.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is iSimplifyMe SOC 2 compliant?
SOC 2 Type 1 is in evaluation. We publish that status plainly rather than implying certification we do not yet hold — and the controls the audit examines, from dedicated account perimeters to seven-year audit-log retention, are already engineering defaults in every deployment.
How is client infrastructure isolated?
Every regulated client runs in a dedicated AWS account with its own VPC, IAM-scoped execution, and private subnets. Isolation holds by construction at the account perimeter — not by application-layer convention — so a defect in one deployment cannot reach another client by design.
Does client data train AI models?
No. All model inference runs on private AWS through Bedrock with zero-retention configuration. Client data never trains public models, never leaves the VPC for third-party AI APIs, and proprietary business logic remains the client's intellectual property.
Is iSimplifyMe HIPAA-ready?
Yes — HIPAA-ready architecture is an engineering default, not an add-on. For healthcare engagements the AWS Business Associate Agreement is executed per account, which is how the BAA is actually scoped, and the reference architecture for HIPAA-regulated deployment is published in our whitepapers.
Can we speak to existing clients?
Client names are never published — on the website, in case studies, or in proposals. References are available under NDA in qualified engagements, and our case studies document the same systems as anonymized, setup-type write-ups with production receipts.