Turbine's security posture is structural, not procedural: isolation by default, evidence by design, control at every change. The same ledger that runs operations satisfies the audit.
Every business operates in a dedicated environment with dedicated compute, dedicated data, and a dedicated failure domain. There is no shared substrate to compromise. The blast radius of any failure — or any breach — is bounded to a single environment by construction.
Every deployment, approval, rollback, and agent action is recorded as an append-only ledger entry with full provenance: the triggering event, the policy that authorized it, the identity that approved it, and the final effect. The operational record is complete, ordered, and queryable.
Changes are proposed, rehearsed in isolation, and held for approval with their results attached. Execution is leased, budgeted, and reverted automatically on gate failure. Recalled releases are barred from every environment, permanently.
On dedicated and on-premises deployments, models run on customer-controlled hardware and tokens do not leave the environment. Any escalation beyond the environment is explicit, consent-based, and recorded in the ledger.
All programmatic access flows through a typed control surface with scoped credentials and per-credential rate limits. Destructive operations require typed confirmation. There are no standing wildcard credentials.
The evidence ledger is designed to satisfy formal audit without parallel bookkeeping. A certification program against recognized standards is underway; the underlying record has been accruing since day one.
Turbine onboards a limited number of organizations each quarter. Selection favors operations prepared to run under agents.