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Agav keeps your data apart from everyone else’s in the database itself, and keeps a way in for the people who will one day need it.

Row-level security in Postgres decides who reads and writes what, so code that forgets a check is contained and code that tries to widen access cannot. A viewer can be limited to their own accounts. Secrets are encrypted at rest, every deployed environment has its own database, and audited actions are written in the same transaction that performs them. You can name a contingency user, a next of kin or a trustee, who holds no access until they ask: break glass raises an alert, an approval opens a time-boxed elevation, and every step is logged. The emergency packet says who to call and where each document is. When the operator places someone in a tenant for support or succession, the grant comes from a separate control plane, shows to your administrators as read-only, and expires. Read how it works.