Dvina meets the strictest security and compliance requirements for finance, healthcare, government, and critical infrastructure.
Regulated industries operate under constant scrutiny. Data breaches result in fines, reputational damage, and regulatory sanctions. Compliance isn't optional; it's fundamental to operations.
Dvina is built for environments where security and compliance matter most. Every feature, from encryption to audit logging, is designed to meet regulatory requirements without compromising functionality.
Compliance Frameworks
Dvina supports compliance with major regulatory frameworks across industries and geographies.
GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation)
EU data protection framework ensuring privacy rights, data portability, right to erasure, and breach notification requirements.
KVKK (Turkish Data Protection Law)
Turkey's comprehensive data protection regulation aligned with GDPR principles, governing personal data processing and cross-border transfers.
BDDK (Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency)
Turkish banking sector regulations requiring strict data security, audit trails, and operational resilience for financial institutions.
HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)
US healthcare regulation protecting patient health information with strict access controls, encryption, and audit requirements.
ISO 27001 (Information Security Management)
International standard for information security management systems, providing systematic approach to managing sensitive data.
SOC 2 Type II (Service Organization Control)
Security, availability, and confidentiality controls validated through independent third-party audits.
Data Protection
Encryption at Rest
All stored data is encrypted using AES-256, the same standard used by governments and financial institutions worldwide. Encryption keys are managed separately from data, with optional bring-your-own-key (BYOK) support.
Encryption in Transit
All data moving between components uses TLS 1.3, the latest encryption protocol. This includes user connections, API calls, database queries, and internal service communication.
End-to-End Encryption
Sensitive operations like authentication and payment processing use additional encryption layers, ensuring data remains protected throughout its entire lifecycle.
PII Detection and Masking
Automatic detection of personally identifiable information (names, addresses, financial details, health data) with server-side masking before AI processing. Masked data is encrypted and can be revealed only by authorized users.
Data Anonymization
Pseudonymization and anonymization techniques protect user privacy while maintaining data utility for analysis and reporting.
Audit and Monitoring
Comprehensive Audit Logs
Every action is logged with full details: who performed it, what was accessed, when it occurred, and from which location. Logs are immutable and tamper-proof.
Real-Time Monitoring
Continuous monitoring of system activities, user behaviors, and access patterns with automated alerts for suspicious activities.
Compliance Reporting
Pre-built reports for GDPR, HIPAA, ISO 27001, and other frameworks. Export capabilities for regulatory submissions and internal audits.
Data Lineage Tracking
Track data flow through systems, showing origin, transformations, and destinations for complete transparency and accountability.
Retention Policies
Configurable log retention meeting regulatory requirements, from months to years depending on industry and jurisdiction.
Network Security
Network Isolation
Segmented networks isolating different components and workloads, limiting potential impact of security incidents.
Firewall Protection
Multi-layer firewall configurations controlling traffic between components and external networks.
DDoS Protection
Advanced protection against distributed denial-of-service attacks ensuring availability during attack attempts.
Intrusion Detection and Prevention
Real-time monitoring and automated response to suspicious network activity, blocking potential threats before they cause damage.
VPN and Private Connectivity
Secure VPN connections and direct network links for hybrid and on-premise deployments, ensuring encrypted communication channels.
Data Sovereignty
Geographic Control
Choose where your data resides: specific countries, regions, or data centers. Data stays where you decide, meeting residency requirements.
No Cross-Border Transfers
For organizations with strict data localization requirements, Dvina ensures data never leaves designated boundaries.
Local Processing
With local LLM deployment, all AI processing happens within your chosen infrastructure. No data transmitted to external services.
Regulatory Alignment
Infrastructure designed to meet sector-specific requirements: BDDK for Turkish banking, HIPAA for US healthcare, GDPR for EU operations.
Incident Response
Breach Notification
Automated detection and notification procedures meeting GDPR's 72-hour requirement and other regulatory timelines.
Incident Management
Documented processes for identifying, containing, and remediating security incidents with clear communication protocols.
Forensic Capabilities
Detailed logging and monitoring enable post-incident analysis, helping understand attack vectors and prevent recurrence.
Business Continuity
Disaster recovery plans, backup systems, and redundancy ensuring operations continue even during incidents.
Compliance for Specific Industries
Financial Services
BDDK compliance for Turkish banks, PCI-DSS for payment processing, SOX for US publicly traded companies, and MiFID II for EU investment firms.
Healthcare
HIPAA compliance for US healthcare providers, encrypted PHI handling, audit trails for patient data access, and secure integration with EHR systems.
Government & Public Sector
FedRAMP considerations for US government, classification level support for sensitive data, and air-gapped deployment for classified systems.
Telecommunications
Regulatory compliance for telecom operators, lawful intercept capabilities where required, and data retention meeting national requirements.
Privacy by Design
Data Minimization
Collect and process only data necessary for specific purposes, reducing exposure and compliance burden.
Purpose Limitation
Clear documentation of why data is collected and how it's used, with technical controls preventing unauthorized purposes.
Storage Limitation
Automated data deletion after retention periods expire, ensuring compliance with right-to-erasure and data minimization principles.
Transparency
Clear privacy policies, data processing agreements, and user-accessible controls for managing their information.
Third-Party Security
Vendor Assessment
All third-party services and integrations undergo security reviews ensuring they meet Dvina's security standards.
Subprocessor Transparency
Public disclosure of all subprocessors with notification of changes, meeting GDPR and other regulatory requirements.
Data Processing Agreements
Formal DPAs with all partners handling customer data, clearly defining responsibilities and liabilities.
Regular Audits
Ongoing assessment of third-party security posture ensuring continued compliance and security.
Security Certifications
Dvina maintains certifications and compliance validations recognized globally:
- ISO 27001 (Information Security Management)
- SOC 2 Type II (Security, Availability, Confidentiality)
- GDPR Compliance (EU Data Protection)
- KVKK Compliance (Turkish Data Protection)
Additional certifications available based on deployment model and customer requirements.
The Bottom Line
Security and compliance aren't features you bolt on later. They're foundational to how Dvina is built, deployed, and operated.
Whether you're a Turkish bank subject to BDDK regulations, a US healthcare provider under HIPAA, or a European enterprise navigating GDPR, Dvina provides the security controls and compliance capabilities you need.
Enterprise-grade security. Regulatory compliance. Complete transparency.