Use case

Private AI for Regulated Enterprises

Regulated organisations need AI that can be inspected, governed and operated without exposing sensitive data to public cloud providers. LLM Machines brings generative AI inside the control boundary.

01 — Industries

Where private AI matters most.

The common thread is not one industry. It is sensitive data, audit exposure and a low tolerance for uncontrolled AI processing.

Finance

Banking, insurance and fintech.

Support policy search, internal knowledge, compliance review, customer support and analyst workflows without moving regulated data to a public LLM.

Legal

Law firms and legal departments.

Summarise contracts, search matters, draft internal memos and inspect citations while keeping privileged material inside the firm perimeter.

Healthcare

Hospitals and health systems.

Assist staff with internal procedures, research, documentation and support knowledge while respecting strict data handling requirements.

Public sector

Government and agencies.

Deploy AI for document search, drafting and internal assistance in environments where sovereignty and auditability are procurement requirements.

Critical infrastructure

Energy, utilities and transport.

Keep operational knowledge, maintenance records and incident workflows inside controlled systems aligned with NIS2-style expectations.

Engineering

R&D and software teams.

Use private code assistance, repository search and architecture support without sending source code or product plans to third-party AI services.

02 — Controls

What regulated teams need from AI.

Private AI needs more than a model. It needs identity, permissions, logs, source grounding and a deployment model security teams can approve.

Governed access.

Users authenticate through enterprise identity. Roles and data permissions limit who can query what, and connector credentials stay in the on-box vault.

  • SSO federation
  • Role mapping
  • Existing rights respected

Inspectable results.

RAG grounding, source-aware answers, usage logs and audit trails make it easier to understand what the system did and why.

  • Source references
  • Prompt and response logs
  • Model routing records
Next

Pilot private AI with real regulated workloads.

Start with one sensitive workflow, one team, and a deployment path your security team can inspect.