Single-tenant deployment inside the customer's cloud account with full network isolation, customer-managed encryption keys, and the security posture most regulated enterprises require.
Dedicated instance (often called VPC deployment) is the standard posture for regulated-industry customers and any enterprise whose security review requires single-tenant infrastructure. Beth and Isaiah deploy inside a dedicated cloud account or VPC under the customer's control — full network isolation, customer-managed encryption keys, and audit logs that never leave the customer's perimeter.
Single-tenant deployment in the customer's cloud account (AWS, Azure, GCP) or in a Huper-managed cloud account dedicated to the customer. Customer-managed encryption keys (BYOK) via AWS KMS, Azure Key Vault, or GCP KMS. Network isolation via VPC with customer-controlled ingress/egress rules. Audit logs written to customer-controlled logging infrastructure.
Customer manages encryption keys via AWS KMS, Azure Key Vault, or GCP KMS. Keys never leave the customer's perimeter; Huper-managed services authenticate via the customer's IAM.
VPC deployment with customer-controlled network ACLs, egress rules, and private connectivity options. Optional disconnection from public internet entirely.
Microsoft 365 GCC / GCC High, AWS GovCloud, EU Sovereign Cloud, and APAC sovereign-cloud regions supported where the customer's compliance posture requires.
Deploy inside the customer's existing cloud account so deployment economics align with the customer's existing cloud commit.
Single-tenant infrastructure — no shared compute or storage across customers
Customer-managed encryption keys (BYOK)
VPC with customer-controlled network ACLs and egress rules
Audit logs in customer-controlled logging infrastructure
Private connectivity options (AWS PrivateLink, Azure Private Link, GCP Private Service Connect)
Compatible with customer's existing IAM, SSO, and conditional-access policies
Regulated industries (finance, healthcare, pharmaceutical, energy, government)
Security reviews requiring single-tenant infrastructure
Customers with explicit BYOK and customer-controlled key management requirements
Workloads handling sensitive data (PHI, PII, pre-release financials, M&A pre-announcement)
Multi-cloud or sovereign-cloud requirements (GCC, EU Sovereign, APAC sovereign)
Operational access is scoped per the customer's security review — typically read-only for monitoring and metric purposes, with break-glass access for incident response. Customer data is never accessed for model training.
DR posture follows the customer's existing cloud DR strategy; Beth and Isaiah deployments inherit the customer's regional redundancy and backup policies. Pilot scoping confirms RTO/RPO requirements.
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