Organisations in regulated sectors cannot afford a security incident. We build systems where security is not a final step, but a design principle.

security lives in
how we build

Every layer protects the layer beneath it.

At the heart sit your data and the AI model. Around them we build three protective layers: from behavioural limits around the model to the standards and legislation everything is tested against.

Core: your data and AI model, isolated per environment
Harness & guardrails: behavioural limits and output filtering around the model
Secure SDLC: security in every phase from design to deployment
Standards & legislation: ISO 27001, NEN 7510, GDPR, EU AI Act
Standards & legislation
Secure SDLC
Harness & guardrails
your data & AI model

Secure by design, compliant by default.

At Researchable, security and compliance are not a separate project phase or an external audit moment. They are part of how we build software.

That means: specific measures in every phase of the software development lifecycle, tested against ISO 27001:2022, and a way of working set up for the requirements of regulated sectors such as healthcare, legal and finance.

On top of that comes a second dimension: the safety of the AI models themselves. What does a model do when the input deviates from what is expected? How do you prevent unwanted output in edge cases? That is a question of its own, and one where the need is significant.

From architecture to deployment.

Five principles shape how we build. Open a principle to see what it involves.

Security starts at the design, not at delivery.

Requirements and architecture decisions following the ISO 27001:2022 ISMS
Code reviews with security as a fixed part
Deployment processes with built-in controls

Personal data and sensitive business data in line with GDPR, as an architecture requirement rather than a checkbox.

Data minimisation as the starting point
Access control and logging by default
Privacy covered from the first design

The systems we build are transparent and traceable.

Explainable AI as a requirement for decision-making applications
Every decision traceable to data and model
Reporting that auditors can use directly

AI models in production do not always behave predictably. We build a security layer around the model.

Clear behavioural limits and output filtering
The model does what it should do, even in unforeseen cases
Full auditability of model behaviour

Our AI Backbone serves multiple partners. Security is the foundation there, not an optional layer.

Every environment isolated
Centrally monitored
Tested against the same security standard

The standards we work to.

ISO 27001:2022

Certified information security across the full SDLC.

NEN 7510

Mandatory standard for information management in Dutch healthcare. (coming soon)

GDPR

Privacy by Design as the standard in every system.

NIS2

Network and information security for critical sectors.

EU AI Act

Anticipating requirements for high-risk AI applications.

Explainable AI

Algorithmic decision-making is auditable and traceable.

You recognise one of these situations.

You build or manage systems that process personal data, medical data or financial information.

You need to demonstrate to regulators, auditors or partners that your systems are secure.

You want to deploy AI in a regulated context and know the bar for reliability is high.

You deploy AI that influences decisions, and want to be sure those models behave as intended, even in cases you did not foresee in advance.

You have an existing system and want to know whether it meets current standards.

Related expertise

A concrete AI challenge?Interested?Get a call back
Eduard van Pagée

Leave your number and Eduard will get in touch.