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ACCESS & CONTROLS

Who can see what.
Set by your team.

Encrypted storage, MFA, roles, local audit logs and signed updates. We configure the controls around your requirements and agree acceptance criteria with your team.

MFA and rolesEncrypted storageLocal audit logs

ACCESS

Two roles,
and what each one can do.

Basic user and administrator responsibilities. Additional access needs, maintenance approval and audit review are agreed with your organization.
UserAdministrator
Use workspace appsYesYes
See files shared with themYesYes
Create and remove accountsNoYes
Manage settings in the admin consoleNoYes
ON EVERY SYSTEM

Data and access controls,
managed by your team.

  1. Each person sees their own files

    Each person sees only the files and projects they are allowed to.

  2. Files stay private until shared

    Files stay private to their owner until shared.

  3. MFA for sign-in

    A second factor protects access to the system; identity integration is confirmed for your environment.

  4. Audit logs kept locally

    Queries, administrative changes and maintenance events can be reviewed and exported on your system.

  5. Encrypted customer storage

    Customer data is encrypted at rest. Key management and access responsibilities are agreed with your team.

  6. A named person confirms

    Write-backs to your systems and outgoing results wait for a named person to confirm.

  7. Maintenance by invitation

    Our engineers work on site only when invited, with access you grant and remove.

  8. Signed offline updates

    The installer verifies package signatures before installation and rejects invalid signatures. Your team chooses when to update.

FRAMEWORKS

How Matrix supports
your controls.

Matrix does not make your organization compliant, and Synexas holds no certifications. These tables identify supported control areas, not proof of complete compliance. Requirements, evidence and acceptance are agreed for your intended use.

NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5

NIST SP 800-53 control families: what Matrix provides and what stays with your team.
Control areaWhat Matrix providesWhat stays with you
Access Control (AC)Role-based access, private-by-default filesAccess policy and periodic reviews
Audit and Accountability (AU)Local audit logs with review and exportRetention, review and export
Identification and Authentication (IA)MFA and role-based accessIdentity policy and any directory integration
System and Communications Protection (SC)No internet connection by default; wired network onlySegmentation, firewall rules and any outside service you approve
Maintenance (MA)On-site maintenance by invitationApproval and supervision
Media Protection (MP)Data stays on system storage; retirement optionsMedia handling and destruction
Configuration Management (CM)Versioned offline updatesChange approval

HIPAA Security Rule, 45 CFR 164.312

HIPAA Security Rule technical safeguards: what Matrix provides and what stays with your team.
Control areaWhat Matrix providesWhat stays with you
Access controlUnique user accounts, role-based accessAccess policies and emergency access procedures
Audit controlsLocal audit logs with review and exportRequired events, retention and review
IntegritySource references and workflow approval gatesData integrity policies
Person or entity authenticationIndividual sign-in with MFAAuthentication policy
Transmission securityNothing leaves your network unless you approve an outside serviceNetwork protection, including any outside service you approve

Whether a business associate agreement is needed depends on your situation. Ask your counsel.

Financial services: GLBA Safeguards Rule, 16 CFR Part 314

Financial services rules: what Matrix provides and what stays with your team.
Control areaWhat Matrix providesWhat stays with you
GLBA Safeguards Rule: access controlsRole-based accessYour information security program
GLBA Safeguards Rule: monitoring and loggingLocal audit logs with review and exportMonitoring and review
GLBA Safeguards Rule: service provider oversightSynexas never receives customer information, except for a proof you authorizeVendor oversight records
Books and records (SEC Rule 17a-4, FINRA Rule 4511)Conversation history and logs on the systemRequired retention and records storage remain yours
HUMAN IN THE LOOP

Approval gates.

Nothing important happens without a person’s approval, and every step leaves a record.

  1. AI prepares
  2. Evidence attached
  3. Person approves
  4. Logged on site

Let’s make AI useful.
For your actual work.

Tell us about a job your team repeats, not your confidential files. We’ll show you how Matrix handles work like it.

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