Secure Customer Data Without Six Vendors and a Year of Wiring.
Securing customer data on a typical SaaS stack means signing BAAs with 8-12 vendors, configuring DLP in 4 places, stitching audit logs from 6 sources, and running point-in-time recovery drills against systems that don't talk to each other. Aeion's secure-data stack — Auth + Aegis + Files + Sentinel + Neural Bus + Governance — ships RBAC, MFA, customer-managed encryption, immutable audit, ~30s RPO backups, PHI/PII/PCI auto-detection, and GDPR right-to-be-forgotten as native platform features. One BAA. One audit log. One incident-response runbook.
The Native Secure-Data Stack
Aeion Auth — Identity + Access Control
3-stage RBAC engine (pre-query row filter + post-read field mask + pre-write validation). 10 OAuth providers (including generic OIDC) + WebAuthn FIDO2 (hardware keys via Bridge) + TOTP MFA. Break-glass workflow for emergency access. Immutable login + access-change history. Read Auth →
Aeion Aegis — Backup + Time Travel
4-layer data protection. Phase 0 pre-destructive migration guard. Phase 1 logical snapshots to BYOB S3 (full / table / collection restore). Phase 2 continuous PITR ~30s RPO via pgBackRest. Phase 3 per-document version history + bulk-undo. Phase 4 weekly verification + monthly compliance reports. Read Aegis →
Aeion Files — DLP-Aware Storage
Auto-scans every upload for PHI, PII, PCI, and secrets (API keys, JWT tokens, AWS access keys). Quarantine + admin alert on detection. Customer-managed AES-256 encryption keys so files are unreadable without your authorization. S3 object-lock for tamper-evidence. Read Files →
Aeion Sentinel — Active Threat Detection
Cross-module event correlation (auth failures + permission violations + abnormal queries) feeds the Neural Bus for autonomous remediation. Brute-force attempts get IP-blocked, session-revoked, admin-notified within seconds. Read Sentinel →
Aeion Neural Bus — AI Anomaly Detection
Subscribes to platform events, detects emerging anomalies via SLM correlation, generates executable remediation plans. Not just monitoring — autonomous response. Read Neural Bus →
Aeion Governance — Policy + Risk Management
Policy version control, risk register, control mappings (SOC 2 / HIPAA / GDPR / PCI-DSS / NIST CSF / ISO 27001 / DORA / EU AI Act / NIST AI RMF). One platform for the whole compliance program. Read Governance →
AeionClaw — Compliance AI Assistant
The `aeion-governance` skill drafts gap-analysis reports, control narratives, audit responses. RBAC-scoped — sees what your compliance team can see. Read Claw →
Right-to-be-Forgotten Native
One API call exports a user's complete data in machine-readable format. Another irreversibly anonymizes everything across all collections while preserving audit-log integrity. GDPR Article 17 + CCPA delete-request compliant.
Aeion Esign — Audit-Trailed Signatures
Native e-signature for BAAs, DPAs, customer terms, vendor contracts, employee policies. Same immutable audit log. Document tampering detection. eIDAS-compliant in EU + ESIGN-compliant in US. No separate DocuSign/HelloSign vendor. Read Esign →
The Compliance Frameworks This Stack Maps To
Most "secure data" pitches list certifications without explaining which features satisfy which controls. Aeion's mapping is concrete.
The AI Governance Problem and How Aeion Solves It
Every CISO worries about "AI accidentally exfiltrates customer data." Aeion's architecture makes this structurally hard.
Data Sovereignty Wins
BYO bucket
customer-controlled S3 (AWS / R2 / Wasabi / Backblaze / MinIO / DO)
BYO database
host your tenant Postgres yourself, or use Aeion-managed
CMK encryption
even Aeion staff cannot decrypt without your authorization
Off-vendor portability
leave Aeion any time, your data is portable Postgres + S3
Air-gapped Enterprise tier
no internet egress, on-prem AI inference
Multi-region tenant deployment
EU tenants stay in EU infrastructure
No vendor lock-in via proprietary formats
every export is standard (JSON / CSV / FHIR / etc.)
No "free tier holds data hostage"
full export + delete on any tier
Incident Response — What Happens When Something Goes Wrong
Incident response on a typical SaaS stack requires correlating logs from 6 vendors, paging 4 on-call rotations, and reconciling conflicting timestamps. Aeion's IR runbook is one platform.