Security & Compliance

Isomer's security posture — SOC 2 Type II, single-tenant architecture, zero-credential design, and compliance alignment.

Isomer is built for insurance claims operations, where data is sensitive, regulatory exposure is real, and vendor security posture is a production blocker. This page covers Isomer's security architecture, certifications, and compliance alignment.

Full details are at isomer.ai/trust.

Certifications

SOC 2 Type II. Continuously monitored via Vanta. Audited controls across security, availability, and confidentiality. Available to prospects and customers under NDA.

Architecture

Single-tenant

Every customer runs on a dedicated processing pipeline. No data is commingled across tenants. Your claim graph, ingested documents, and signal history are isolated to your environment.

Zero-credential

Isomer connects to inboxes using OAuth 2.0 (Microsoft 365, Google Workspace). Isomer does not store customer passwords or persistent service-account credentials.

Access tokens are:

  • Scoped to the minimum permissions required for inbox access
  • Time-limited
  • Revocable at any time from your identity provider

This eliminates the most common SaaS breach vector: leaked or stolen vendor-stored credentials. If you revoke access, Isomer's connection terminates immediately — no stored credentials remain.

Optional IP allowlisting is available for customers that want to restrict Isomer's access to known network ranges.

Encryption

  • In transit — TLS 1.2 or higher on all connections.
  • At rest — AES-256 encryption on all stored data.

AI and data handling

No training on customer data. Isomer holds Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) with every foundation model provider used in the platform. Each BAA includes contractual no-training terms and zero-day data retention — your claims data is not used to train external models.

Structured logic gates AI output. AI proposes; deterministic rules and human review authorize. No AI output causes a state change without passing through structured logic gates first. This eliminates hallucination-dependent decisions.

Fail-safe by design. Low-confidence detector firings route to human review rather than auto-executing. Uncertainty escalates; it does not silently pass through.

Full audit trail. Every AI call, signal evaluation, and action is logged with source evidence. The log is immutable and exportable.

PHI and BAA coverage

Isomer is BAA-ready for workflows that touch protected health information — Workers' Compensation, supplemental health, and any line of business where claims communications carry PHI. Contact your Isomer representative to execute a BAA.

Compliance alignment

Framework Status
NAIC Model Bulletin on AI Systems Aligned
NIST AI RMF Aligned
SOC 2 Type II Certified
HIPAA / BAA BAA-ready

Governance model

Isomer's security approach operationalizes five production blockers that insurance buyers consistently raise:

Concern How Isomer addresses it
Control Single-tenant architecture; OAuth with customer-revocable tokens
Visibility Full audit trail on every action; Vanta-monitored controls
Auditability Immutable logs with source evidence; exportable
Security SOC 2 Type II; AES-256 at rest; TLS 1.2+ in transit
Testability Structured logic gates; fail-safe routing; no silent AI execution

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