Security and compliance are embedded across every stage of the AI data workflow.
Argos Data operates AI data programs in environments where privacy, confidentiality, access control, and auditability are non-negotiable. Our security and compliance posture is built into how we work, not added on as a separate layer.
Every program is designed around role-based access, PII handling, secure reviewer environments, data segregation, audit trails, workflow controls, and quality documentation. These controls are supported by the Argos Myriad platform and configured to meet each client's specific security, privacy, and regulatory requirements.
The certifications and standards Argos Data maintains and operates under.
Layered controls. Configured per program. Auditable end-to-end.
Every Argos Data workflow runs against the same layered set of controls — configured to each client's specific security, privacy, and regulatory requirements.
Data is hosted in secure data centers aligned with ISO 27001, ISO 27018, SOC 1, SOC 2, SOC 3, FedRAMP, HITRUST, MTCS, IRAP, and ENS controls. Monthly penetration tests are performed on externally exposed systems.
Role-based access governs every workflow. Contributors, reviewers, and managers access only the data and tasks required for their assigned role. Access is provisioned, monitored, and revoked through controlled portals, including for third-party vendors when applicable.
Argos Data supports both data anonymization and pseudonymization, with structured PII redaction tooling integrated into annotation workflows. For sensitive data, we partner with leading multilingual PII redaction solution providers to detect and mask personal data prior to or during reviewer access.
For programs requiring enhanced data protection, Argos Data operates secure, access-controlled delivery facilities at multiple global office locations. These facilities can enforce clean desk policies, restricted device access, controlled workstation configurations, and supervised production workflows.
Workflows can include copy-paste blocking, external storage disabling, session monitoring, screen recording, behavioral heat mapping, and activity tracking. These layered controls reduce both intentional and accidental data leakage risk.
Every workflow produces auditable records — task completion, reviewer activity, QA decisions, dispute resolutions, and access events — supporting client compliance reviews, governance audits, and production-readiness validation.