No external LLM APIs
Company context stays inside the deployment. Diana does not call public model endpoints.
DIANAGive every person useful AI help while keeping company context, source permissions, and activity inside a controlled European deployment.
Sources, context, AI help, and actions stay inside one deployment perimeter you define—dedicated EU cloud by default, with on-premise and air-gapped options when policy requires them.
Company context stays inside the deployment. Diana does not call public model endpoints.
Encryption keys, retention, access, and update procedures follow the deployment you select.
A dedicated sovereign EU cloud is the default path for regulated teams.
Diana evaluates the person, source, policy, and requested action as one continuous chain—so the AI help each person receives fits their access and role.
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Workspace role and source identity establish who is asking.
Diana searches only the records that identity can already access.
Permitted sources remain connected to every material claim.
Policy decides whether work proceeds, waits for approval, or stops.
Company-wide AI needs control at every step—permissions, approvals, and visibility built into every search, answer, and action.
If someone cannot access a source outside Diana, they cannot retrieve it through Diana. Role-aware retrieval and scoped connectors keep existing access controls intact.
Approved sources, role-aware AI help, human approvals, controlled exports, and governed actions let people use Diana without losing oversight.
The Audit Stream records reads, edits, exports, shares, approvals, and automated activity so teams can inspect important activity.
Go beyond a policy statement. Inspect how information was accessed and how work was produced—reads, edits, exports, shares, approvals, and automated activity in one stream.
Give every team the same Diana experience across dedicated EU cloud, on-premise, and air-gapped deployments—what changes is where the perimeter lives.
A controlled European environment for regulated teams that need sovereignty without operating the full stack themselves.
Run Diana inside your own infrastructure when hosting, network, or procurement rules require it.
Operate with no outbound connectivity when mission or classification requirements demand full isolation.
Company-wide AI is not a one-time deployment. Diana gives security and IT teams a clear operating model as more people and teams begin to use it.
Select deployment, connectors, key custody, retention, roles, and approval paths before production access.
Review access checks, cited outputs, exports, approvals, and automated activity through one evidence stream.
Scope connector, model, policy, and software updates to the deployment process your organization approves.
Trace an event from actor to source, output, approval, and action without reconstructing evidence across tools.
Diana helps teams show where processing happens, who could access what, and how company AI use is governed—without overstating certification claims.
Keep processing inside a controlled European deployment and produce evidence for access, retention, and purpose decisions.
Give ICT and operational risk teams a concrete record of how AI systems access and transform critical information.
Support security and continuity reviews with permission-aware retrieval and a visible activity stream.
Document how outputs were produced, which sources were used, and which approvals governed the work.
Move from a marketing conversation to a working review. We map Diana’s architecture and operating model to your questionnaire, policies, and deployment requirements.
Start a security reviewDeployment boundary, trust zones, data paths, model placement, connectors, and administrative surfaces.
Where company context enters, how it is processed, what is retained, and where outputs are produced.
Permissions, approvals, audit evidence, key custody, retention, updates, and staff-access assumptions.
A practical fit check across dedicated EU cloud, on-premise, and isolated operating requirements.
Egress, training, permissions, keys, deployment, and documentation.
No. Diana runs without external LLM API calls, keeping company context inside the controlled European deployment.
Walk through architecture, access, retention, and audit with your security, compliance, and IT teams before Diana reaches more people across the business.