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System Policies

Security & Compliance

Zynolabs builds private computing architectures that map directly to the frameworks your auditors ask about. This page says precisely what that means: what is enforced in the architecture, what we do and do not claim, and how we support your audit.

Plain Language

What We Claim, and What We Don't

Zynolabs deployments are architected to map to NIST 800-171, CMMC 2.0 (Levels 1-3), SOC 2 controls, and HIPAA requirements. That is an engineering statement, not a certification claim: Zynolabs does not hold third-party attestations against these frameworks today. What matters more for your audit: every system we build runs inside your boundary, on infrastructure you own, under your existing compliance regime. It inherits your controls rather than adding a vendor to your assessment scope. And we hand your assessors what they actually ask for: network diagrams, data-flow maps, access-control matrices, and log evidence, written in the framework language they use.

Regulatory Mapping

Institutional Standards

Private computing layers are built to map directly to NIST 800-171, CMMC (Levels 1-3), SOC 2 controls, and HIPAA requirements, so the systems we deliver drop into your existing compliance program instead of fighting it. The infrastructure reflects structural boundaries rather than paperwork.

Enterprise Perimeter

Network-Level Boundaries

Client execution domains are permanently separated. Networks are tightly firewalled, computation threads are fully isolated, and no outbound administrative telemetry is enabled.

Memory Boundaries

Zero Multi-Tenant Footprint

Vector memories, local disk data caches, and system context flows are entirely isolated per client account. No shared usage or co-mingling of active instances is permitted.

Auditability

Permanent Traceability

Query input processing, data indexing pipelines, and system output completions are recorded to an enterprise log trace. The client retains full authority over review of access histories.

Physical Topology

Scoped Data Environments

Applications can be provisioned within the client's internal servers, dedicated clouds, or localized hybrid storage units under strict internal control rules.