Technology

Data Ownership, Privacy & Security

Your observations belong within your governance.

Independent intelligence. Local control.

LOCAL BY DEFAULT

The proposed RADIVOZ architecture stores operational data on customer-managed infrastructure unless a separately approved deployment design provides otherwise. This helps organizations define their own retention, access and disclosure policies.

CLEAR RESPONSIBILITY

The customer should know who controls the installation, who may inspect information, which records are retained and how deletion or archival is authorized. Contractual responsibility and technical permissions must agree.

ROLE-BASED ACCESS

Permissions can distinguish live operators, supervisors, administrators, investigators and external reviewers. Sensitive information should be available only to those with a legitimate operational need.

RECORDS AND AUDIT TRAILS

A well-governed system documents relevant actions, configuration changes, alert handling and approved exports. Logs must be protected against unauthorized alteration while remaining usable for internal accountability.

TRANSFER ONLY BY POLICY

Offline reporting can use an approved export procedure, a controlled handoff or an authorized private link. Each path should have defined security controls, traceability and a documented recipient.

PRIVACY AND COMPLIANCE

Public-safety and industrial monitoring may affect individuals. Any deployment must be designed around applicable privacy, labor, surveillance and data-protection laws; offline operation does not remove those obligations.