Zero-trust for financial data: BYOK and encryption
The security architecture behind autonomous finance: zero-trust, per-tenant encryption, BYOK and confidential computing.
Security
Zero-trust finance infrastructure
FINMOZG is designed so customer financial data remains encrypted, isolated and auditable by default — built so even we cannot see it.
Per-tenant encryptionBYOKConfidential computing
No internal data access
Customer data is encrypted per tenant. FINMOZG team members cannot access readable financial data.
Bring your own key
Customers may hold and control their own encryption keys via their KMS.
Per-tenant encryption
Each company has an isolated encryption boundary — no shared keys, no bleed.
Confidential computing
Sensitive AI workflows run inside protected, attested compute environments.
Immutable audit log
Who, when, what changed, which agent acted, what evidence, who approved — hash-chained.
Access governance
Role-based access with least-privilege defaults for every user and external party.
Architecture
How your data flows — and stays protected
User device
Authenticated session, scoped to role
Client key / KMS
Encryption key held and controlled by you
Encrypted data vault
Per-tenant encrypted storage
Confidential compute runtime
AI agent execution in a protected enclave
Immutable audit log
Hash-chained, append-only record of everything
Data access governance
Least privilege, by role
Every person and party gets exactly the access their role requires — and nothing more.
Owner
Full access across all modules and settings.
Accountant
Accounting, tax and payroll; no encryption-key access.
CFO
All modules plus FP&A; no key management.
Auditor
Read-only, with full audit-log and evidence access.
External consultant
Scoped, time-boxed access to assigned areas only.
Read-only investor
Dashboards and reports — no transactional detail.
Security FAQ
Questions teams and banks ask
Can FINMOZG employees see my financial data?
No. Customer data is encrypted per tenant and FINMOZG is designed so team members cannot access readable financial data. With bring-your-own-key, you control the encryption keys and FINMOZG cannot read your data in the clear outside protected compute.
What is BYOK?
Bring Your Own Key lets each customer hold and control their own encryption keys via their KMS, with automatic rotation. FINMOZG processes data without the ability to read it in the clear.
Is FINMOZG suitable for regulated and multi-entity businesses?
Yes. The Enterprise tier supports private deployment, confidential computing, dedicated country packs, advanced access control and SLAs — designed for regulated and multi-entity clients.
What is recorded in the audit log?
Every action: who acted, when, what changed, which agent was involved, what evidence was used and who approved. The log is hash-chained, append-only and immutable.
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