Decide quickly whether AI Fabrix belongs inside your enterprise boundary—and what your Architecture, Security, Risk and Legal teams should validate next.
AI Fabrix provides technical and operational controls that support trustworthy enterprise AI. It does not make a customer, deployment or AI use case compliant merely by being installed.
Each answer links to the detailed architecture responsibility behind it. This page is the assurance index, not a replacement for technical review.
AI Fabrix is designed for organisations that want AI to participate in real business work without creating a separate identity, authority model, integration estate or source of business truth for AI.
Public-information chatbots, autonomous AI that bypasses human authority, or deployments without defined ownership, permissions and approval boundaries.
A Role Assistant defines the validated business purpose and operating boundary. Enterprise Runtime owns execution and each continuation decision. Operational Trust evaluates the current person, role, business scope, permissions, policies and approval state.
The validated result of one run, including failure, rejection, waiting, incomplete work or safe stop.
Validated, business-significant facts, controls, decisions and outcomes.
Technical traceability, security and platform operations—kept separate from business Evidence.
AI Fabrix is designed and implemented using security and governance practices aligned with ISO/IEC 27001 principles: customer-controlled deployment, identity and role separation, Key Vault secret handling, explicit network profiles, controlled readiness, inspectable outcomes and defined responsibilities.
Scope matters. ISO-aligned implementation is not the same as certification of every customer deployment or AI use case. The public certification statement must identify the certified legal entity, certificate scope, issuer and validity.
AI Fabrix supports an organisation’s governance programme through identified human authority, defined operating boundaries, permission and approval enforcement, traceable sources and outcomes, safe-stop behaviour and governed change.
AI Fabrix supports compliance readiness. The organisation must still classify each use case, determine its obligations, perform risk management, define retention and oversight, and obtain legal or independent assurance where required.
The customer selects the Azure subscription, region and approved deployment parameters, owns enterprise identity and organisational authority, and controls customer Azure RBAC according to the selected edition and Marketplace model.
AI Fabrix workloads use scoped managed identities. Publisher or support access must not be assumed to be universally absent or present; it exists only where the selected operating model and support agreement explicitly define it.
A qualified technical evaluation should make these materials inspectable rather than replace missing proof with broader promises.
Validate one process with measurable value, authoritative information and clear human authority.
