Managed identity
Managed organization login with multi-factor authentication supports named human accounts. Review and signing workflows distinguish the person making a decision from a machine contributing work.
Security & data integrity
Product evidence needs clear ownership, controlled access, and a history you can inspect. These principles shape how Benchform is built.
Application controls
The following describes controls in the current architecture. Product qualification and acceptance for broader customer use remain in progress.
Managed organization login with multi-factor authentication supports named human accounts. Review and signing workflows distinguish the person making a decision from a machine contributing work.
Organization and project permissions, backed by database row security, constrain access to records. Integrations use scoped, expiring machine credentials.
Evidence files use private, encrypted, versioned storage with retention controls. Upload scanning and digest checks support the evidence intake workflow.
Revisions, signatures, and audit events retain the relationship between a decision and its source content. Controlled history is append-only rather than silently overwritten.
Records and trace relationships retain their exact revisions. Changed inputs are surfaced for review instead of automatically inheriting an earlier approval.
Frozen release packages include manifests and checksums alongside records and evidence, so recipients can inspect the package and its artifact integrity.
Where we are today
Benchform is being used and evaluated internally at Dyno. Intended-user workflows, operational qualification, customer onboarding acceptance, and approval for official quality use still have work remaining.
We do not claim SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification, a guaranteed audit outcome, or production recovery targets. During early access, we’ll discuss the controls, evidence, and limitations relevant to your evaluation.
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