Security products should be clear about ownership, boundaries, access, and how information is handled.
Ownership
ODIN is developed by Regional Security Group.
Who Built ODIN
ODIN did not begin as a generic chatbot looking for a market. It was developed from inside a working security organization after experiencing the information, coordination, reporting, and knowledge challenges security teams deal with every day.
Knowledge Governance
Security information can be sensitive, operationally significant, and context dependent. ODIN is designed around the principle that security knowledge should be managed intentionally rather than treated as an unrestricted public information pool.
Information intended to support ODIN can be controlled and managed rather than indiscriminately contributed.
Certain knowledge and workflows can require human review or approval before being used.
Different people and organizations can have different levels of access to information and capabilities.
Private enterprise information is intended for authorized organizational environments rather than the public experience.
Public vs Enterprise
Public ODIN and ODIN Enterprise are intentionally different experiences.
Authorized organizations with operational, intelligence, document, and coordination capabilities.
Explore EnterprisePrivacy & Data
This is a plain-language summary. For the complete details, see our full Privacy Policy.
Anonymous public interactions are session-scoped, token-protected, and not indexed into the knowledge base or used as training data. Protected information (gate codes, PINs) is automatically redacted.
Account information is used to provide conversation history, saved searches, and access to your tier. It is not sold to third parties.
Documents are processed to provide the requested functionality and are subject to applicable account and workspace controls.
Enterprise information is separated by authorized organizational environments with role-based access controls.
ODIN does not sell your data.
Organizational Access
Enterprise environments are designed to keep organizational information within authorized organizational access boundaries.
Public ODIN does not provide users with access to private enterprise information.
Responsible Security Use
ODIN’s platform is SOC 2 certified, reflecting an independent assessment of our security, availability, and confidentiality controls.
Product Boundaries
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