Security & confidentiality
Handled like privileged material.
As a German company we work under the same duty of confidentiality our clients do. This page states what is technically true — no certification we do not hold, no promise the architecture cannot keep.
The short answer
- Storage location
- Frankfurt am Main (AWS eu-central-1)
- In transit
- TLS 1.2+
- At rest
- AES-256
- Model training on your data
- Does not happen
- Conversation histories
- Not stored
- Access between firms
- Enforced in the database
Stored in Germany
Your matters, documents and case records live in a Frankfurt data centre (AWS eu-central-1) certified to ISO 27001. Backups stay in the same region. The certification is the provider’s — we do not claim it as ours.
Never training material
Analysis runs on the enterprise interfaces of leading AI providers, under terms that exclude training on submitted content. Your work never improves anybody else’s model.
Isolated per firm
Separation sits in the database, not in the interface. Your matters are bound row by row to your account; the firm-memory stores are not exposed to application clients at all — every access runs through a server that enforces membership of your firm. A query for another firm’s holdings returns nothing, by construction rather than by good behaviour.
What we store
And what we do not.
Stored
- The matters you create, with their living case record
- The documents you upload, and the analyses produced from them
- Deadlines, drafts and firm knowledge — both what you deposit and the proposals Peduno derives from your work and puts to you
- Your account, your firm profile and billing records
Not stored
- Chat or voice transcripts — conversations are sparring and pass; only the passage you record as a correction is kept
- Anything shared with a model provider for training purposes
- Behavioural tracking or advertising profiles
- Client data in any third-party analytics service
Anything we have not answered?
Send us the question your data-protection officer would ask. We answer it in writing, and we answer it precisely — including where the answer is "not yet".