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Frequently asked Questions

Frequently asked Questions on Matrix42 Intelligence and data handling
This page answers frequently asked questions, specifically dealing with data handling, when using the capabilities provided by Matrix42 Intelligence. These capabilities are currently 

Technical documentation and related FAQs can be found in the specific areas linked above.


Which LLM/technology is used related to GenAI capabilities?

Matrix42 Intelligence provides the capabilities using Azure Open AI.  Large Language Models (LLMs) currently used are based on use case e.g.:  GPT-3.5Turbo  or GPT-4o mini.

How is access to data controlled?

Access to data is controlled by the consuming solution, like Matrix42 Enterprise, using the role-based security concept

Which Azure Region is used?

The actual Azure Region used depends on the action taken with the data or capabilities used. 

Capability Data operation Azure Region
Search Index Persist North Europe (Ireland)
GenAI - LLM Compute Sweden Central​
ACOM storage Persist West Europe (Netherlands)
API Services Compute West Europe (Netherlands)
Logs Persist West Europe (Netherlands)

What are the specifics on ‘Microsoft Abuse Monitoring’? 

Matrix42 Intelligence uses Abuse Monitoring from Microsoft with the standard content filters. Matrix42 aims to provide ethically correct use of AI, and will therefore use this functionality.

Will uploaded data of customers be mixed?

The underlying cloud platform M42Next is implemented with multi-tenant capabilities.
At the moment, no cross-client data is used to train AI models.

Where can I obtain information on data processing/GDPR/information security?

Matrix42 Intelligence uses data which was previously uploaded (ingested) from the Matrix42 Enterprise solution. Details can be found in dedicated help areas:

Topics related to GDPR and overall data processing can be found in our Data Processing Agreements or any amendments.

I am concerned about our data being used for model training; how do you address data handling? 

As the European Choice in Service Management, we place the highest value on data protection, data security, and transparency. Our contractual terms (including the DPA) allow data to be used solely for improving and further developing our services, but always in strict compliance with the GDPR and the principles of privacy by design and data minimization.

Specifically, this means:

  1. Anonymization / Data minimization
    Before data is used for internal development or training purposes, it is anonymized or pseudonymized so that we cannot draw any conclusions about identifiable individuals or customer-specific content. Upon request, we can explicitly document this in the contract.
  2. Training of models only with anonymized data
    We use only anonymized data to train general models. Model improvements are made exclusively on the basis of previously anonymized or aggregated information.
    Therefore, there is no mixing between tenants and no unwanted flow of knowledge into models that are available to other customers.
    All development also takes place exclusively within our own isolated environment.
  3. No disclosure to third parties
    There is no disclosure of data to third parties or any other external parties for training or other purposes. Any “commercial use” or other transfer is explicitly excluded.
  4. Why storage for training purposes is still mentioned.
    The reference in the documents does not mean that we use raw data or personal content for model training. It simply means that, as is common in the industry, we may use certain anonymized telemetry data, usage metrics, or aggregated information to improve features, detect errors, or optimize models within the platform.
    Even anonymization itself is considered a form of processing under the GDPR. Therefore, we require a clear contractual basis for this or the corresponding wording in the DPA or its addendum.

Which data sources are currently used?

At the moment, capabilities provided via Matrix42 Intelligence are relying on data provided in our Matrix42 Enterprise Service Management solution. 

I have received the Data Processing Agreement amendment but don’t want to sign it / my company does not comply. Can I still use the Matrix42 Intelligence cloud-based capabilities?

In this case, you will not be able to use the Matrix42 cloud-based AI capabilities as those require further data processing using cloud services. Matrix42 needs to comply with the conditions mandated by the service offering party.

I have already signed a Data Processing Agreement with Matrix42, was there any change?

The amendment to the existing Data Processing Agreement adds an additional subprocessor, including their conditions. 
 

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