Narendra Nag

Security & data

Your data stays yours.

How I handle your data and your code when I build something for you.

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How I work

Six rules I follow.

  1. i

    Your accounts, your keys

    Where I can, I build on your accounts, your cloud and your API keys, so the data, the code and the bills stay with you.

  2. ii

    Private when it needs to be

    Sensitive work can run entirely on your own infrastructure with self-hosted models, so protected data never leaves your hardware.

  3. iii

    Redaction before anything leaves

    When a feature does call a public model, personal data is identified and redacted first, so only what is needed crosses the boundary.

  4. iv

    Least-privilege access

    Integrations get the narrowest scope that works. Credentials are stored in a secrets manager, never in code or chat.

  5. v

    A log of what ran

    Anything a model or an automation does is logged, so you can see what ran, when, and on what data.

  6. vi

    No training on your data

    I do not train models on your data, and I configure providers to disable retention and training wherever the option exists.

Security reviews and DPAs

I’ll sign an NDA, fill in your vendor questionnaire, or walk your team through how a system handles data. Write to privacy.officer@marain.space.