Enterprise grade security
Grégory Volpi
Partner Transaction Services at Forvis Mazars
Security was a major criterion from the start. Opio worked through our IT requirements, giving us the confidence to move from a nine-month pilot to broader adoption
In Transaction Services, confidentiality isn't a feature, it's the profession. Opio was built around that reality from day one, with security embedded in how the system works, not added around it
For the Most Confidential Deals
No training on
your data
your data
Audited & modern data practices
Deployed inside your own infrastructure
SOC 2 Type II
CERTIFIED
ISO 27001
CERTIFIED
GDPR
COMPLIANT
AI ACT
COMPLIANT
Security at every layer
From authentication to AI execution, every part of Opio is designed to protect your data and meet the security leading financial institutions.
01
No training on your data
Never used to train any model, ours or our providers'. Model calls stay inside our Azure environment with zero retention. Nothing reaches public AI APIs.
02
ENTERPRISE-GRADE AUTHENTICATION
Secure sign-in through Microsoft Entra ID, with no separate Opio password. Your existing MFA and conditional access policies apply automatically.
03
REGIONAL DATA RESIDENCY
Choose where your data lives. Opio deploys in the Azure region of your choice, so European clients stay in the EU and APAC clients stay in APAC. Data never crosses regional boundaries.
04
GRANULAR ACCESS CONTROL
Each user receives precise permissions based on their role. Access is checked at folder, document, and entity level, so users only see the information they are authorized to access.
05
EVERY FILE IS INSPECTED
Every uploaded file is scanned for malware and validated based on its actual content, not just its extension. Disguised executables, scripts, and unsafe files are blocked before storage.
06
AI WITH STRICT BOUNDARIES
The AI agent runs in an isolated environment with no access to secrets or Azure identities. External connections are restricted.
From the team that built it
Olivier Chancé
Co-founder & CTO
The very first thing I built was row-level security in the database itself. Even a bug in our own code can't leak one client's data to another.