Useful software needs trust built in.
Security, permissions and accountability should be part of product architecture—not a paragraph added after the interface is finished.
Least necessary access
Design access around roles and responsibilities so people and automated systems receive only the permissions needed for their job.
Auditable actions
For sensitive workflows, important actions and changes should be attributable and reviewable.
Human control
AI-assisted decisions should preserve appropriate human visibility, escalation and approval rather than silently expanding autonomy.
Secure integrations
Connected products require careful handling of authentication, tokens, third-party APIs and data boundaries.
Data minimization
Collect and expose only what the workflow actually requires, with architecture appropriate to the sensitivity of the information involved.
Architecture varies by product
Security requirements differ by application. Specific controls are defined during product planning and implementation.
Building software around sensitive workflows?
Bring security and trust into the product conversation from the beginning.
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