PLATO Legal

Controlled matter workspaces

Security, confidentiality and review control

PLATO Legal uses controlled access, source traceability and human review workflows for high-stakes legal matter work.

Access control

PLATO is designed for controlled matter workspaces, not public self-service upload. Matter workspaces should be available only to approved users through configured authentication.

  • Private access
  • No public signup
  • Identity-provider based access where configured
  • Matter workspaces gated behind authentication

Matter confidentiality

Sensitive matter material should be handled only through approved workspaces and agreed operating procedures.

  • No public upload channel
  • Controlled workspace access
  • Access minimisation
  • Pilot-specific handling arrangements

Evidence integrity

PLATO is designed around source traceability and reviewable outputs rather than unsupported generated assertions.

  • Source traceability
  • Hash / digest based references where implemented
  • Provenance records
  • Audit log
  • Reviewer decision history

Human review

Generated material remains proposed until reviewed. Lawyers, counsel, advisers or responsible reviewers remain accountable for final use.

  • Proposed outputs
  • Accept / reject / revise workflow
  • Reviewer decisions recorded
  • Counsel / responsible practitioner remains accountable

Security posture disclaimer

Claims stay tied to evidence

PLATO should not claim third-party certification or formal legal or evidentiary conclusions unless separately established.

  • No SOC 2 claim unless separately certified.
  • No ISO 27001 claim unless separately certified.
  • No independent legal output.
  • No privilege finality claim.
  • No admissibility claim.
  • No court-readiness claim.
  • Formal enterprise security review can be handled during pilot onboarding.

Pilot onboarding

Discuss access, handling and review controls.