Permission-aware retrieval: the control most RAG diagrams omit
A retrieval system should establish the active principal and filter authorised resources before similarity ranking or model context assembly.
Technical privacy controls for data flows, retrieval, memory and deletion.
A retrieval system should establish the active principal and filter authorised resources before similarity ranking or model context assembly.
Legal agents can organize evidence and prepare work, but professional judgement, client authority and verified legal positions cannot be delegated by interface.
Deleting a chat is not the same as removing personal data from memory, retrieval, logs, caches, evaluations, backups and learned models.
Keep sensitive data under client control by moving approved methods and people to the environment, exporting only the minimum reviewed evidence needed for collaboration.
Context is the information available for one inference. Memory is a governed process for retaining, changing and recalling information across time. Confusing them creates silent risk.
A technical review can trace data and test controls, but it cannot alone determine lawful basis, resolve policy choices or certify compliance.
Platform-managed encryption satisfies a procurement question and defends against one threat. Knowing which threat it covers—and which of your actual risks it leaves untouched—changes what you build next.
Better agent context is not the largest possible context. It is the smallest authorised, relevant and timely data set that supports the task.
Administrative agents can reduce coordination work, but clinical meaning and patient access can enter the workflow sooner than the label suggests.
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