

Factory Private: Building an On-Prem Software Factory | Webinar
Software is starting to improve itself. The question for regulated teams is where that improvement happens, and who owns it.
Every task a Droid completes leaves a record: what was asked, what was produced, what it cost, and whether it passed your checks. That record is derived from your code and your standards. It should stay inside the boundary you already control.
In this session you will:
See the four deployment patterns: Managed, Private, Private with air-gap, and FedRAMP, and how to choose between them
Walk the reference architecture: entry surfaces, control services, execution plane, and approved dependencies, with session data in your storage and no runtime dependency on Factory
Map data boundaries class by class: source code, context and prompts, credentials, logs and evidence
Make model access an approved network dependency, including enterprise gateways, BYOK, and open-source models served inside an isolated environment
Get the security review checklist: control question, evidence, owner, and exit criterion for each domain
Hear how some of our customers run Factory in their own environments and keep their code, models, and IP on their own infrastructure
Ask our engineers anything in live Q&A
For CISOs, security leaders, infrastructure teams, architects, and regulated enterprises.
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