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Trust and security

Security posture for governed PDF workflows.

DocuZeus is built for teams that need document processing, automation, and AI assistance to stay inside a controlled operating model with clear proof artifacts.

Data handling

DocuZeus is designed so document processing can stay inside the configured deployment boundary.

  • Self-hosted processing is the default posture.
  • Cloud OCR, AI, and storage connectors are optional and operator controlled.
  • Generated artifacts stay tied to source document history.

Redaction and release control

Sensitive releases should pair redaction with verification, audit entries, and separate final artifacts.

  • True redaction removes content rather than only drawing visual overlays.
  • Verification reports can be attached to final handoff packets.
  • Retention and redaction controls keep policy decisions visible.

Audit and provenance

High-trust document work needs a trail from upload through review, processing, and export.

  • Pipeline runs preserve step history and generated artifacts.
  • Compare decisions, preflight reports, and forensics evidence are linkable proof points.
  • API jobs expose status and artifacts for external systems.

Deployment posture

Security and IT teams can separate core PDF processing from optional integrations.

  • Run private deployments for strict review environments.
  • Use scoped API keys for headless automation.
  • Keep cloud integrations explicit, auditable, and replaceable.

Self-hosted core

Keep the core processing path in your infrastructure and enable external providers only when approved.

Scoped API keys

Programmatic clients should use narrow scopes, rate limits, rotation, and health checks.

Release evidence

Attach redaction verification, preflight reports, forensics findings, and provenance logs to final packets.

Responsibility boundaries

A reviewable deployment model

This is an architecture orientation, not a certification or network diagram. Validate the selected deployment and providers with your security team.

Browser

User session and document controls

API and workers

Authorized requests and processing jobs

Database and object storage

Application records and document artifacts

Identity

Authentication and access policy

Optional providers

Enabled only under the team’s approved configuration

Evidence and policy decisions should be traceable across the request, processing job, artifact, and review workflow.

Evidence artifacts

Trust signals tied to visible workflows

Integration overview

Redaction verification

Confirm sensitive text is removed from the release artifact rather than merely hidden under an overlay.

POST /v1/processing/redactGET /v1/forensics/{document_id}/redaction-verify
View proof surface

Forensics and hidden structure

Inspect embedded files, scripts, metadata, hidden text, signatures, and risky objects before sharing a document.

POST /v1/forensics/{document_id}GET /v1/forensics/{document_id}/evidence-bundle
View proof surface

Preflight and publishing proof

Capture accessibility, PDF/A, and policy checks as reviewable reports attached to the publishing workflow.

GET /v1/forensics/{document_id}/standards-preflightPOST /v1/processing/to-pdfa/{document_id}
View proof surface

Job and API audit trail

Keep upload, processing, webhook, download, and evidence events visible for production automation.

GET /v1/jobs/{job_id}/statusGET /v1/convert/jobs/{job_id}/artifacts
Integration overview

Security contact

Report a security issue privately.

Include affected routes, account role, reproduction steps, timestamps, and whether document content, API keys, or generated artifacts may have been exposed.