Public sector

Public sector

Procurement-friendly localization infrastructure with regulated routing foundations and transparent security posture.

Architecture flow

  1. Source system — your application or content origin
  2. Canonical multilingual state — content identity and Translate-Once memory
  3. Persistent memory — unchanged meaning is reused, not re-processed
  4. Approved intelligence routing — policy-selected providers only
  5. Versioned publication — durable artifacts ready for delivery
  6. Delivery runtime — cache/CDN paths without visitor-side AI dependency

Provider restrictions

Organization security policy supports approved-provider allowlists and prohibited providers. Regulated routing fails closed when configuration would otherwise route to a non-approved provider.

Tenant isolation

Production credentials, publications, and audit events are scoped to organization and integration boundaries. Cross-tenant access requires explicit platform-operator authorization.

Audit trails

Platform audit logs record security-relevant actions for authorized roles. Routing and publication events support post-incident review without exposing secrets in log payloads.

API credential security

Production API keys are stored hashed. Browser runtimes use scoped widget key IDs — never full secrets in public bundles. Key rotation and revocation are supported through the dashboard.

Current certification limitations

GlobalizationOS does not currently hold SOC 2, ISO 27001, FedRAMP, or government accreditation. SAML/OIDC SSO and MFA are roadmap items. Procurement conversations establish contractual alignment — we do not overstate compliance status.

Procurement resources

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