SOC 2
(Built for)
Access control, change tracking, incident response, and audit logging are designed to support SOC 2 readiness as we scale.
BridgeBrain AI › Trust, Policies & Identity Governance
BridgeBrain is designed around consent, attribution, revocation, and auditability for licensed identity, likeness, expertise, and IP. The badges below reflect our posture and roadmap — not formal certifications unless explicitly stated.
Access control, change tracking, incident response, and audit logging are designed to support SOC 2 readiness as we scale.
Built around export, revocation, deletion pathways, and clear purpose limitation for identity and licensing data.
We maintain security governance controls and documentation intended to map cleanly into an ISO 27001 ISMS as adoption grows.
For health-sector deployments, we design for access restriction, auditability, and contractual controls required for HIPAA-aligned handling.
BridgeBrain was built to ensure that identity, expertise, likeness, and intellectual property are used responsibly within AI systems.
Rather than relying on vague trust claims, BridgeBrain is designed around structured governance, traceability, and user-controlled permissions that support both creators and enterprise users operating in regulated environments.
This page outlines how BridgeBrain approaches identity governance, authentication, enforcement scope, and operational accountability.
BridgeBrain supports strong account-level security through:
Users maintain visibility into their login activity and device sessions to help ensure account integrity.
Session tokens may be revoked by the user or administrator at any time.
BridgeBrain integrates with enterprise identity providers (IdPs) and supports SSO authentication flows such as:
These integrations allow organizations to enforce their own authentication policies, including MFA and directory-managed access controls.
Authentication requirements are governed by the customer’s chosen identity system.
BridgeBrain does not override or weaken enterprise authentication policy enforcement.
BridgeBrain enables structured operational accountability through:
These records help provide traceability into:
Audit-relevant data is linked to role-based access actions where applicable.
This supports internal governance review, operational transparency, and enterprise compliance workflows.
BridgeBrain enforces licensing, policy, and persona usage rules within BridgeBrain-enabled environments.
This includes:
BridgeBrain does not automatically enforce usage policies outside of its enabled environments unless the SDK or runtime governance layer has been integrated by the customer.
This ensures enforcement remains explicit, transparent, and consent-driven.
User sessions are:
Session activity may be visible within the user profile interface.
Administrators may also enforce session control policies through their identity provider.
BridgeBrain’s Persona Licensing Framework (PLF) enables:
This helps ensure:
PLF enforcement occurs within BridgeBrain-enabled applications and integrations.
BridgeBrain maintains an ongoing internal review process to ensure:
BridgeBrain may engage independent security partners for:
Documentation related to current control state and future third-party attestation (e.g., SOC 2 or ISO frameworks) may be made available upon request.
BridgeBrain is committed to:
By combining authentication flexibility with governance-aware licensing, BridgeBrain provides a foundation for responsible AI identity usage across applications.