TMLC systems deploy into your environment — on your hardware or in your cloud — and operate under your access controls and your audit trail. Your data does not leave. We do not train shared models on it.
You do not have to trust our certifications. The system runs inside yours — within the security and compliance boundary your organization already enforces.
Runs entirely on your hardware, in your data center. Nothing leaves the building — not the model, not the data, not the logs.
Deployed into your own AWS, Azure, or GCP account. Your IAM, your network policy, your audit trail. We operate as a tenant inside your perimeter, not outside it.
No outbound internet required. With self-hosted open-weight models, the system runs with zero third-party LLM API calls and no external dependencies.
Prefer us to run it? We operate the system on your behalf, built and monitored to your security requirements — on infrastructure you approve.
Client data is processed in place, where it already lives. It is not copied to TMLC infrastructure to build or run your system.
Your data trains your systems only. It is never used to train shared models, third-party models, or systems for any other client.
Systems authenticate through your identity provider and inherit your role-based access controls. You grant access; you revoke it; you see every call in your own logs.
In your environment. It is processed in place and is not copied to TMLC systems. On-premise or air-gapped deployments keep it inside your network entirely.
No. Your data is used only for your systems. It is never used to train shared or third-party models.
Yes. With self-hosted open-weight models, the full system runs air-gapped — no third-party LLM API, no outbound calls.
Because the system runs inside your environment, it operates within the compliance boundary your auditors already maintain — your SOC 2, ISO 27001, or HIPAA controls apply to it directly. There is no new external vendor holding your data to certify.
Start with the constraints your auditors and CISO set — we'll map the deployment that meets them.