Security is not another feature on a list. Where conversational technology touches sensitive information, critical processes or strict internal requirements, it decides whether a solution is possible at all.
Your security requirements can determine how we build and deploy the solution.
That is a different proposition. Standard SaaS platforms have a fixed architecture, and your requirements have to fit inside it. Because we own our platform, the requirements can shape the architecture instead.
Public bodies, utilities, insurers and healthcare organizations run conversations that cannot leak, cannot stop and cannot be handled by whichever tool is cheapest. That is the environment our platform was built for.
Bring them to the first conversation. They usually decide the shape of the whole solution.
Almost every vendor has a security page. Far fewer will let your security requirements decide how the thing actually gets built.