How Your Code and Data Are Handled
Last updated on October 12, 2026 • Approximate read time: 1 minute
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BlueOptima is built so your source code stays inside your own network. Each of the following sections links to a resource that covers a different part of how data is handled, calculated, analyzed, or audited, in as much technical detail as your own security review needs. Most of these pages are open to everyone; Code Author Detection and Deep Graph Intelligence require a BlueOptima account.
Coding Effort FAQs
Answers the most common questions about how Coding Effort is calculated, and confirms that only metadata, never source code, is ever transmitted to BlueOptima.
→ Go to BlueOptima and Coding Effort FAQs
AI and LLM Usage
Explains how BlueOptima's AI features are scoped for inference only, and the difference between a self-hosted model and a customer-configured cloud model.
→ Go to AI and LLM Usage in BlueOptima
Code Author Detection
Identifies whether source code is human-authored or generated by AI, using machine learning models trained to distinguish authorship patterns.
→ Go to Code Author Detection. 🔒 Requires a BlueOptima account.
Deep Graph Intelligence
BlueOptima's AI framework for analyzing code structure. All processing happens inside your own environment, and your source code and metadata never leave your network.
→ Go to Deep Graph Intelligence. 🔒 Requires a BlueOptima account.
Review BlueOptima's Security Documentation
BlueOptima's Trust Center documents its compliance with System and Organization Controls 2 (SOC 2) Type 2 and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). It also lists security documents, such as the BlueOptima AWS architecture diagram and the database disaster recovery report; policies, such as the Information Security Policy, the Encryption Policy, and the Incident Response Plan; and BlueOptima's subprocessors, with the location of the data each one handles.
→ Go to the BlueOptima Trust Center