Compliance and Security

Built for regulated financial institutions

Bank-grade controls, an ISO 27001-certified security program, and privacy by design so that you can deploy Oper with confidence in regulated environments.

How Oper protects your data

Protecting customer data is a core responsibility. We combine strong security engineering with disciplined governance: encryption in transit (TLS 1.2+) and at rest (AES-256), secure infrastructure, customer data segregation, strict access management with multi-factor authentication, and continuous monitoring.

    

  • Encryption in transit (TLS 1.2+)
  • Encryption at rest (AES-256)
  • Secure infrastructure
  • Customer data segregation
  • Strict access management
  • Continuous monitoring

Where your data lives

One storage boundary: the Briefcase, inside your tenancy.

Your documents, extracted data and Herman’s outputs live in a single isolated store. No separate AI database, no hidden caches, no telemetry copies.

Never used for training.

No training datasets are derived from your customer data.

You control retention.

Retention periods are customer-defined. A temporary processing mode deletes all documents and outputs after each run, and deleting a Briefcase permanently removes everything in it.

European data residency.

Document processing and storage run in European cloud regions: Frankfurt and Switzerland by default.

Isolated per client.

Each client runs in their own logical tenancy with role-based access control. Production access is limited and every access is logged.

Deployment options.

A managed European cloud service, or scoped for deployment in your own environment.

Glass box, not black box

You define the rules and own the audit trail. The questions your risk team will ask, answered:

Regulatory alignment for due diligence

We are committed to GDPR principles and privacy by design, and we routinely support bank procurement, security reviews, and outsourcing assessments across the EEA. We support regulatory and risk teams with the evidence they need for due diligence, including:

Outsourcing & third-party risk

(EBA outsourcing expectations)

Data protection & privacy

(GDPR)

ICT risk & operational resilience

(DORA, NIS2)

Mortgage and consumer credit regulation

(Mortgage Credit Directive)

Digital identity and e-signatures

(eIDAS, where customers use e-signatures)

AI governance

(EU AI Act)

Plus national supervisory expectations, for example, BaFin circulars in Germany or BWG in Austria. DORA-ready. Delivered with the contractual framework supervised lenders need: audit rights, exit plan, incident reporting.  We maintain incident response and business continuity practices, and we train our teams regularly to keep security part of everyday operations.

Specific regulatory requirements vary by institution and use case.

Contact us

Bring your security team

Book a free 20-minute walkthrough, then a backtest on your document types.