Name the minimum information needed
TRUST / CONTROL LEDGER / V1
Know where the data goes—and who stays in control.
ArcStride defines the information boundary before the workflow expands.
Discuss Your BoundariesFour visible control points.
Define access and approved movement
Keep accountable people in the loop
Follow the agreed retention and deletion path
ENGAGEMENT BOUNDARY
The controls tighten as the work moves closer to production.
Select an engagement type to see the practical boundary. The final controls are documented for the client environment and data classes involved.
Representative, minimized, or synthetic information; no production deployment.
- Named assessment scope
- Limited access
- Defined closeout
Plain answers before information moves.
Do we need to share production data?
No. We begin with minimized, representative, or synthetic information whenever possible.
Does the assessment deploy a production system?
No. It makes one bounded path visible and documents what a responsible build would require.
Can people review AI-assisted output?
Yes. Important outputs retain named human review and accountability.
What happens at the end?
Retention, return, and deletion expectations are agreed before the engagement begins.