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Security and compliance architecture

Give security reviewers the system boundaries and evidence they need.

Launch Rail supplies source-owned services, explicit control points, and customer-cloud deployment patterns that can support your security and compliance program. Certification and legal compliance depend on your complete product, operations, providers, and audit scope.

Control map

Concrete control surfaces, with deployment-specific evidence.

The service layer can support controls, but the evidence must reflect what is actually configured and operated in each customer environment.

Identity and authorization

Tenant-aware identity primitives and centralized authorization decisions give teams a defined place to implement roles, bindings, resource checks, and revocation workflows.

Evidence to retain: Policy configuration, access decisions, role changes, and operator procedures.

Product audit trail

The Audit Log module records structured actor, action, resource, tenant, and request context for investigations and customer-visible history.

Evidence to retain: Versioned event contracts, retention configuration, exports, and investigation records.

Data protection boundaries

Customer-cloud deployment keeps infrastructure, keys, network policy, backups, and regional placement under the customer's cloud governance.

Evidence to retain: Cloud configuration, key policy, backup tests, network rules, and data-flow diagrams.

Observable operations

Shared health, logging, metrics, and tracing conventions make operational behavior easier to inspect and connect to customer monitoring systems.

Evidence to retain: Telemetry configuration, alerts, incident records, and deployment-specific runbooks.

Release evidence

The Compliance Evidence Kit is intended to package an SBOM, signed artifact metadata, a threat model, architecture diagrams, and security-review workflow as it reaches its release gate.

Evidence to retain: Artifact metadata and review materials are supplied for the licensed release and deployment model in scope.

Customer-owned deployment

Launch Rail does not need to store customer cloud credentials. Deployment is designed to run from the customer's environment using ambient provider credentials.

Evidence to retain: Infrastructure plan, deployment logs, configuration review, and shared-responsibility sign-off.

Framework positioning

Supports your program. Does not replace it.

These mappings describe where Launch Rail capabilities may contribute. They are not certifications, legal opinions, or a claim that an unreviewed deployment satisfies a framework.

SOC 2

Control and evidence support

Map access, change, logging, monitoring, incident, and vendor-management evidence into your own audit scope. Launch Rail does not claim that a customer deployment is certified.

HIPAA

Safeguard implementation support

Use tenant boundaries, authorization, audit records, encryption configuration, and a customer-controlled cloud account as inputs to your safeguard program and risk analysis.

GDPR and CCPA

Privacy workflow support

Model access, export, deletion, retention, and consent-related workflows in your product. Legal roles and obligations remain specific to your business and deployment.

ISO 27001

ISMS evidence support

Connect service ownership, access management, release evidence, observability, and incident procedures to the controls selected in your information-security management system.

Your cloud, your operational controls.

The supported AWS path is designed for customer-run deployment. You control provider accounts, IAM, networks, keys, backups, region selection, monitoring, and recovery configuration; Launch Rail supplies scoped artifacts and implementation guidance.

A shared-responsibility review before claims.

Before making a public compliance claim, confirm the exact service version, deployment model, provider controls, operating procedures, evidence owner, and verification date with qualified security and legal advisors.

Bring your security questions to the architecture.

We will scope the deployment model, service versions, evidence available, and responsibilities before your team relies on a control statement.