Trust & Security
Autonomous doesn't mean unsupervised. The biggest question about AI agents is a fair one: what will they do with your data and systems? Here's how Peaders keeps you in control.
Human-in-the-loop by design
Agents act freely on low-risk work, but anything consequential — moving money, changing records, contacting customers — waits for a human's approval. You decide where the line sits.
Your data, handled with care
Data is processed for your use only and minimised to what the task needs. We don't use your data to train our own models.
Secure by default
We design for security from the start — secure authentication and protection of sensitive and personal data are built in, not bolted on, and we work to recognised practices such as OWASP.
Responsible AI
We're transparent about what our agents can and can't do, design against bias and misuse, and keep a human accountable for every automated decision.
Standards
We follow recognised security practices. We're a new company and hold no formal security certification today — and we'll only ever claim one once it has been independently achieved.
Evidence & assurance status
We'd rather be precise than impressive. Here's exactly where our evidence stands today:
- Current capability — the practices described on this page (human-in-the-loop approval, data minimisation, security-by-design) are live in how we build, today, for Peaders itself and for client work.
- Internal proof — where we say "we run our own company this way," that's proof from operating Peaders, not yet a third-party audit.
- Planned capability — formal certifications and independent audits are not yet in place. We'll say so plainly until they are.
- Externally validated — nothing on this page is independently certified yet. Anything that becomes certified will be labelled here, with the certifying body named.
A note for enterprise buyers
This page is a public overview, not a substitute for contract-specific security, privacy, legal or technical review. If you need due-diligence detail — architecture, data flows, sub-processors, incident response — talk to us directly and we'll work through it with you.