Security & Privacy Compliance Architecture Manifest
1. Data Ingestion & Boundary Controls
Execution Boundary Architecture • Zero-Data Processing Classification (SOC-2 Exempt)
OmniDeck Pro functions fundamentally as an isolated Client-Side Sovereign Framework. Standard SaaS infrastructure relies on server-side document ingestion pipelines. In contrast, OmniDeck Pro implements a distinct execution boundary using browser-native crypto.subtle and Web Workers:
Client documents, code snippets, cryptographic operations, and 4K media binaries process strictly within local device memory allocations.
Data parsing runs isolated from the underlying network via client-side abstractions, including HTML5 Canvas APIs, Web Workers, WebAssembly (WASM), and the Web Crypto API.
External resources are limited strictly to CDN-hosted asset streams for tool execution interfaces. User payloads are isolated and structurally prevented from reaching external destinations.
2. Structural Exemption Strategy from Corporate Vendor Assessments
Vendor Risk Assessment ClassificationBecause OmniDeck Pro operates entirely client-side, it remains outside traditional cloud vendor risk profiles:
The platform does not maintain remote user account databases, persistent cloud datastores, or third-party storage integrations. Consequently, it contains no central surface area susceptible to data exfiltration or external breach.
Personal Identifiable Information (PII) never reaches remote storage systems. Local application state, color preferences, and cryptographic license validity verification execute strictly in-memory using asymmetric Ed25519 signatures, ensuring compliance with strict global data tracking policies.
CISO Self-Verification Network Inspection Guide
Your security engineering team can independently verify OmniDeck Pro's air-gap promises in under 60 seconds:
- Open Chrome/Firefox Developer Tools (F12 or Ctrl+Shift+I).
- Switch to the Network tab and check the Preserve log box.
- Drag and drop a sensitive 50MB PDF, JWT token, or database string into any tool.
- Observe the Network log: Zero bytes of payload data are transmitted over HTTP/S or WebSockets.