What is Trelent?
Trelent provides a secure and encrypted AI chat interface designed as a drop-in replacement for ChatGPT, with advanced security features including Zero Data Retention agreements and HYOK (Hold-Your-Own-Key) encryption. The platform negotiates zero data retention with leading LLM providers such as Azure OpenAI and Anthropic, ensuring that sensitive information and intellectual property remain protected.
The service offers multiple deployment options including Public Cloud, Private Cloud, and On-Premises solutions, allowing organizations to maintain complete control over their data while accessing powerful AI models like Claude-3.5 and GPT-4. With enterprise access control features and secure data integrations, Trelent enables organizations to leverage AI capabilities without compromising on security.
Features
- Zero Data Retention: Legally binding agreements ensuring no storage of input/output data
- HYOK Encryption: Complete customer control over encryption keys
- Model Plurality: Access to multiple AI providers including Azure OpenAI and Anthropic
- Enterprise Access Control: Managed workspaces and groups with precise sharing controls
- Secure Data Integrations: Protected connections to Google documents and Box PDFs
- SSO Integration: SAML2 & OIDC SSO support
- Audit Logging: Comprehensive activity tracking and monitoring
Use Cases
- Secure enterprise AI chat communications
- Sensitive data processing with AI models
- Protected intellectual property handling
- Secure document analysis and processing
- Compliance-focused AI implementations
- Enterprise-wide AI deployment
FAQs
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What is a ZDR agreement?
Zero Data Retention (ZDR) agreements are legally binding contracts that Trelent signs with AI providers to prevent them from storing inputs or outputs from model use. These make the models entirely stateless, with information being immediately discarded after producing a response. -
What is HYOK Encryption?
HYOK Encryption is a security method where customers hold their own encryption keys at all times. When data needs to be sent to a Trelent user, the customer must first approve decryption, maintaining complete control over their data.
