Edu-Carone-SA puts Atlas through a security gate before launch
This fork starts by defining what must be safe before any legal work or client access moves onto the platform.
Rather than changing the product first, Edu-Carone-SA has documented an Atlas deployment plan, threat model and software inventory for security and legal review. The proposed setup uses managed cloud services, private encrypted document storage and a web firewall.
The assessment also draws a clear production line in the sand:
- Tenant data needs stronger access controls.
- Raw AI conversations must not be left in logs.
- A public case-law route needs authentication.
- External access waits for review of the software licence.
The material is a useful review template, although its dependency and upstream-project findings should be checked again before they guide a live deployment.
So what Managing partners, GCs and legal-ops leads should care if they want evidence of security and licence diligence before an AI legal tool reaches real matters.
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