Security & data handling
Delivery rules should follow the sensitivity of the project.
Virezio can structure project access, specialist involvement and infrastructure around agreed confidentiality, data-location and security requirements.
Need-to-know access
Project access should be limited to the people and systems required to deliver the agreed scope.
Confidentiality
Specialists can be required to work under confidentiality terms before receiving client material or system access.
Data-aware delivery
Projects involving personal, financial or otherwise sensitive information are scoped differently from ordinary public website work.
Clear ownership
Client accounts, data, infrastructure and source-code ownership are documented in the project scope and handover plan.
Restricted projects
UK-only access can be scoped where the project requires it.
Some clients require project data, production access or delivery activity to remain within the United Kingdom. Where this applies, the requirement should be identified before access is granted and recorded in the project contract.
For an agreed UK-only project, Virezio can restrict delivery to approved UK-based specialists and approved systems. The exact controls depend on the client environment, data involved, infrastructure and contractual requirements.
UK-only hosting and UK-only human access are separate requirements. A project may need one or both, so Virezio confirms them explicitly rather than assuming that a UK cloud region alone satisfies the requirement.
Specialist delivery
Subcontracting does not remove accountability.
Virezio may use specialist contractors where the work requires particular technical capability. Project contracts can define whether subcontractors are permitted, whether client approval is required, and which confidentiality, intellectual-property, data-protection and location obligations flow down to them.
Personal data
Processor obligations are handled at project level.
Where Virezio processes personal information on a client's behalf, the project may require a data-processing agreement, documented processing instructions, approved sub-processors, security measures, deletion or return requirements and international-transfer safeguards.
Before access