Azure-hosted architecture
AdaptiveX uses Microsoft Azure as its primary hosting environment, with customer workloads separated through governed platform and network boundaries.
AdaptiveX treats the voice agent, customer data, connected systems and every production change as one governed deployment. The controls below are drawn from our architecture and operating policies—not a generic badge wall.
Authenticated endpoints receive approved voice traffic.
Enterprise assurance is a concrete account of what moves, where it is processed, who can access it, what the agent can do and how every material change reaches production.
AdaptiveX uses Microsoft Azure as its primary hosting environment, with customer workloads separated through governed platform and network boundaries.
Microsoft Entra ID, multi-factor authentication and role-based access controls support least-privilege access for people, services and privileged operations.
Supported customer data is encrypted at rest and protected in transit with TLS. Keys and application secrets are kept in controlled services with restricted access.
Virtual networks, segmentation, private access patterns and perimeter controls limit exposure and reduce unnecessary movement between workloads.
Data is classified by sensitivity. Recording, transcript, derived fields, access and deletion requirements are agreed for the deployment and documented in its data flow.
Security requirements, peer review, dependency and secret scanning, environment separation and authorised release controls are built into the development lifecycle.
Findings are logged, risk-assessed, assigned and verified through re-testing. Material changes can be routed through regression testing before production release.
Encrypted backups, restore validation, response roles, containment, evidence preservation and post-incident improvement are covered by documented operating plans.
The security pack can move from the public control story into the deployment-specific evidence an enterprise review actually needs.
A documented path from authorised users and call orchestration through post-call processing, storage and approved customer-system writeback.
Role-scoped access, authentication records, configuration changes, deployment events and customer-specific release controls.
Secure development policy, vulnerability reviews, scanning outputs, tracked remediation and re-test evidence.
Continuity plans, backup and restore procedures, incident roles, escalation paths and post-incident improvement records.
Certifications, regulatory commitments, residency and exact retention terms are represented only when verified and applicable to the agreed deployment.
Bring your security questions and architecture constraints. We will work through the exact call path, systems, permissions and evidence.