Built around your work
Tools are shaped to the organization, not the other way round. A clinic and an analyst desk are equally at home.
A platform for private work
Discreet by design.
SILINT gives organizations of very different kinds the tools their work calls for, on one secure platform. Each works behind its own walls. What happens inside stays inside.
Security before anything else
Separation between customers is enforced where the data lives, not left to good manners in the software above it. It was the first decision made, and every later one answers to it.
Discretion as the default
We do not publish who we work with or what they do here. Nothing leaves a customer's walls unless that customer has said so, explicitly and on the record.
Who it serves
Many kinds of organization.
One standard of care.
- Clinical practicesRecords, supplies, the daily run of an office
- Underwriters and lendersDocuments read, figures checked, decisions supported
- Analysts and researchersPlaces, events and flows on one map
- Public agenciesBuilt toward the requirements government work carries
- And the ones we will not nameWhich is rather the point
Security
Trust is built, not claimed.
Discretion is not a promise in a brochure. It is a set of plain mechanisms, each one doing its work without being asked.
- Walls in the database
- Every customer record belongs to exactly one tenant, and the database itself refuses to show it to anyone else.
- Access is granted, never assumed
- People see what they have been given, by name, and nothing more. Grants never cross from one customer to another.
- Every record knows how it must be handled
- Sensitivity is marked on the data and shown on the screen, so nobody has to guess what may be shared.
- Your sign-in, your rules
- Organizations can sign in through their own identity provider and keep control of who their people are.
- Sharing only by decision
- Nothing is published or disclosed as a side effect. Each release is a recorded choice that can be reversed.
- No secrets lying about
- Credentials live in a managed vault, never in code, and all infrastructure is described in reviewed, versioned files.