Trust
Separation is the product
Running several companies in one system is only sane if the walls between them actually hold. So the walls come first, and everything else stands on them.
This page is the architecture. Read it the way you would read it if your companies were inside.
Isolation
The database enforces the boundary
Company separation is not an if-statement in application code. It lives in the database itself, which means a bug in the app can be embarrassing, but it cannot cross the boundary.
A boundary you never attack is a boundary you merely believe in. Ours is attacked on every release.
Atlas Studio's workspace
Its deals, mail, money and memory.
Atlas Foods' workspace
Its own, and nothing of the Studio's.
The line between them is row level security, enforced by the database itself. A question asked in one company is answered only from that company; the other is not consulted at all, whatever the application asks.
Proven, not promised
Attacked before it ships
The boundary is not a policy document. It is code, and what ships is what survived.
One attack getting through blocks the release. No exceptions.
Atlas Studio
···· A17F
Atlas Foods
···· 9C21
Atlas Works
···· E4B8
Encryption
One key per company
Every credential is encrypted, and every company is encrypted under its own key. Keys respect the same walls the data cannot cross: one company's key opens one company's data, full stop.
The master key never appears in a dashboard. Not ours, not yours, not anyone's. What cannot be displayed cannot be shoulder-surfed, screenshotted or exported.
Residency
Your data lives where your company does
Compute, database, storage, backups and AI: all of it in your company's own jurisdiction. A European company runs in Europe, an American one in the US, an Australian one in Australia, an Asian one in Asia, a Middle Eastern one in the Middle East, an African one in Africa. VNTURE OS is a global product, and your data does not commute across borders.
When a customer, a lawyer or a regulator asks where the data lives, you have a one-word answer: here. Every company carries its region from the day it is created, and the AI that works for it stays inside the same border.
Where does our data live?
Here.
And here is wherever your company is based. Application, files, backups and AI included.
EU AI Act
Machine output says so
Every AI output in VNTURE OS is machine-marked as machine-generated and logged, per the EU AI Act. You can always tell what a person wrote and what an agent produced, today and in an audit three years from now.
Consent is controlled per workspace. Each company decides what its data feeds and what stays out. Compliance is the system's default posture.
Backups are restored to the minute, and the restore itself is drilled.
Recovery
Restores are rehearsed
Backups are point in time. If something goes wrong at 14:32, you go back to 14:31, not to last night.
And the restores are rehearsed. A backup you have never restored is a guess, and guessing is not a recovery plan. When we say the data comes back, it is because it has come back before, on purpose, in practice.
Private preview
Ask us the hard questions
This is the page we want to be judged on. VNTURE OS is in private preview: if you have a password, come in. If not, join the waiting list.
Bring your hardest scenario. The boundary is attacked on every release. It can take yours.