Tokenization, key isolation, and least-privilege access are not bolted on — they are the substrate. A compromised analyst account leaks tokens, not customers.
Sensitive fields never land on the lake in cleartext. If an analyst dumps a table, they take tokens with them.
Token keys live in FIPS 140-3 Level 3 HSMs. They never leave the boundary, and you can bring your own.
mTLS service identities and short-lived capabilities mean a stolen credential expires faster than an attacker can pivot.
Compute pools are not shared. Storage namespaces are not shared. Key material is not shared. Period.
Every read, reveal, policy change, and key rotation lands in a hash-chained ledger that can be replicated off-platform.
SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and GDPR controls mapped to specific platform behaviors — not just policies.
The traditional lake assumes everyone with a query client is well-behaved. rjbase.io assumes the opposite: every query is a potential exfiltration attempt, and the system is designed so that the worst outcome is a pile of meaningless tokens.
Reports available under NDA. Email security@rjbase.io.
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