Security & Trust
Where AI Adoption Meets Attorney-Client Privilege
nTier was built so security review doesn't slow down AI adoption - it's the reason firms can say yes.
Privilege status
Protected by default
Local
Private
Public
Policy checked before model access
Data residency
Privileged Data Has One Home: Yours.
Local AI runs on your firm's own on-premise hardware. Privileged content is classified and routed there automatically - not as an opt-in setting, but as the default behavior of the system.
Governance & audit
An Audit Trail You Don't Have to Build Yourself
Every AI action, policy check, and approval is written to an immutable log the moment it happens. Exportable on demand for a client audit, a bar inquiry, or an internal review.
Compliance posture
Compliance, Built In
Encryption at Rest and in Transit
Role-Based Access Control
FAQ for security reviewers
Security Review, Answered
Where is data physically processed?
Local AI runs on your firm's own on-premise hardware. Private AI runs in an isolated, firm-specific cloud environment. Public AI uses frontier models and subscribed LegalTech platforms only after content is confirmed non-confidential.
What happens to data used in a Public AI request?
Public AI is used only once content is confirmed non-confidential. The answer identifies where it ran.
Can we run nTier entirely on-premise?
Talk to our security team about your deployment and residency requirements.
How do you handle a security incident?
Request our Security Whitepaper or speak with our security team for the current incident-response process.
Can we see your SOC 2 report or Security Whitepaper?
Request access under NDA.
Security & Trust