Trust / Security
Security begins with the architecture of the workflow: explicit access, bounded actions, visible activity and a person responsible for the result.
The point of view
Each workflow should receive only the systems, data and actions required for its task. Access is separated by environment and responsibility where the implementation calls for it.
High-impact actions can require review or remain read-only until the operating team is ready.
Data flows are mapped before implementation so collection, transfer, storage and retention decisions are visible.
Encryption, secret management and provider settings are configured according to the chosen architecture and client requirements.
Teams need enough context to understand what happened, which sources informed the workflow and what action followed.
Logs and review records are designed around the workflow’s operational and privacy needs.
Automation stops or escalates when information is missing, confidence is insufficient, policy requires approval or the action falls outside the permitted boundary.
BCG does not claim a certification or universal security posture. Controls are defined and verified for each implementation.
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