Account protection
Production authentication, secure sessions, password recovery, verified email, rate limiting, and administrator safeguards are required before broad release.
Trust has to be designed into the product.
Thrive Copilot handles sensitive conversation context. Our production work is focused on minimizing access, protecting credentials and data, and making customer controls understandable.
Security priorities
Data boundaries
Customer workspaces and organizational memory must be isolated, permissioned, and auditable. Internal access should be limited to legitimate support and operations needs.
Credential protection
Provider secrets and production keys must remain outside distributed desktop code and be managed through secure backend systems.
Encryption and retention
Production data should be encrypted in transit and appropriately protected at rest, with defined retention and deletion controls.
Responsible AI
Generated guidance and summaries require user review. Sensitive customer data should not be used for model training without explicit authorization.
Consent and transparency
Users need clear controls and responsibility for participant notice, recording or transcription consent, and appropriate use in their jurisdiction.
Thrive Copilot is currently preparing for early access and does not yet
claim SOC 2, HIPAA, ISO 27001, or other third-party certification. Formal
compliance claims will appear only after the relevant controls and
validation exist.
Have a security requirement?
Include it in your early-access application so we can assess fit.