Identity & role-based access
Apply organisation, tenant, laboratory, department, role and responsibility context so users access only the functions and records appropriate to their duties.
Enterprise laboratory security
Security designed around laboratory responsibility, data integrity and controlled decisions.
Zylon is positioned for laboratories where a result, approval, certificate or quality decision must be attributable, permission-controlled and reconstructable. Security is applied through the laboratory workflow—not added as a generic login layer around it.
RBACRole & responsibility aware
SoDSegregation of duties
AuditAttributable activity history
Multi-siteGoverned enterprise access
Control framework
Security controls mapped to the way laboratories actually operate.
The objective is not simply to restrict screens. Zylon applies identity and responsibility context to sample custody, result entry, review, approval, reporting, quality events and connected enterprise workflows.
Segregation of duties
Separate preparation, execution, technical review, approval and administration to reduce uncontrolled self-approval and strengthen accountable decision making.
Traceable audit history
Maintain attributable activity and change history for critical records, reviews, approvals and configuration events so evidence can be reconstructed when required.
Tenant & data governance
Keep customer and tenant context logically separated and define controlled ownership, retention, export and access expectations through deployment and operating procedures.
Protected application access
Use secure transport, controlled sessions, permission-aware services and deployment-specific data-protection controls across browser, API and report workflows.
Operational security governance
Support controlled configuration, release management, incident handling, monitoring, backup and recovery procedures as part of the customer validation and operating model.
Defence in depth
Four security layers around the laboratory record.
Controls are implemented at identity, application, data and operational layers so governance remains consistent as laboratory workflows cross sites and connected applications.
IdentityAuthentication, SSO readiness, user lifecycle and role assignment
ApplicationPermission-aware menus, APIs, approvals and record-level context
DataTenant context, controlled access, retention, export and backup expectations
OperationsEnvironment separation, change control, monitoring, incident and recovery procedures
Enterprise deployment
Security must remain operational after go-live.
Zylon implementation discussions include access design, environment boundaries, integration trust, change control, backup expectations, recovery procedures and customer responsibilities—not only application configuration.
Environment control
Define development, test, validation and production boundaries appropriate to the customer operating model.
Controlled integrations
Apply authenticated interfaces and explicit data flows for instruments, identity providers, ERP, portals and other systems.
Backup & recoverability
Document deployment-specific backup, restore, retention and recovery expectations as part of operational governance.
Change evidence
Maintain configuration, release and validation evidence so significant changes can be assessed before production use.