1. Authenticate
SSO and enterprise identity providers establish who is in the workspace.
Secure by design—govern access, ensure compliance, and audit everything so knowledge activation never outruns control.
Trust is not a bolt-on page—it’s the permissioning, encryption, auditability, and policy layer that makes Capture through Act safe to deploy.
Security, privacy, and compliance stakeholders get the levers they need without blocking business teams from getting value.
SSO and enterprise identity providers establish who is in the workspace.
Collection ACLs, roles, and sensitivity labels decide what each user can retrieve or ask.
Audit logs capture admin changes, exports, and high-risk queries.
Export evidence for internal audit, customers, and regulators.
Use these talking points when preparing vendor security questionnaires.
Least-privilege defaults, segmented tenants, and continuous verification for privileged actions.
Choose regions and retention that match your regulatory footprint.
Bring your own keys so cryptographic control stays with your security team.
Trace who accessed what, when, and through which product surface.
The questions infosec teams ask before approving a pilot.
Enterprise plans support deployment patterns aligned to your network and compliance requirements—discuss options in a security review.
Connectors can inherit upstream ACLs and combine them with Unphepha collection policies.
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