Data Security
Your client data stays yours.
Not in someone else's cloud.
"I can't put client data in the cloud" isn't a tech preference — it's a professional obligation. LexEdge runs on India-hosted infrastructure, or entirely inside your own office. No training on your data. No leakage. Here's exactly how that's built, not just promised.
For lawyers, confidentiality is an obligation — not a preference.
Most AI tools were never built with that obligation in mind. Here’s what “just use AI” actually risks with client data.
You don't control where it goes
Most AI tools send your data somewhere you don't control — a third-party cloud, a jurisdiction you didn't choose, infrastructure you can't inspect. For privileged client data, that's not a minor gap.
You often can't say if it trains a model
Upload a document to a generic AI tool and you frequently can't get a clear answer on whether it was used to train a model you'll never control, or how long it's retained.
"Probably fine" isn't a professional standard
Confidentiality is a professional obligation for a lawyer, not a nice-to-have. A vague privacy policy doesn't meet the bar that client trust and professional conduct rules actually require.
This is solvable — but only if your data genuinely never leaves your control. Here's exactly how LexEdge does it.
See how it's solved ↓The one lever that matters, repeated on purpose: your data never leaves.
Not a promise — a mechanism. Here’s what actually happens behind the scenes
India-hosted — or entirely inside your office.
The cloud plan runs on India-hosted infrastructure. If that's not enough, LexEdge can run entirely inside your own office instead — your choice, not a fixed default.
No training on your data. No leakage.
Your files are not used to train any model, and are not shared. Confidential means confidential — this is a stated policy, not an assumption you have to make on faith.
Input → Process (local / encrypted) → Output. No external transfer.
Most AI tools send your data out before processing it. LexEdge processes it where you control it — locally and encrypted, with no external cloud dependency in the flow.
The Private AI Box — air-gapped, in your own office.
Physical, on-premise hardware installed in your office. Your data never leaves the room — and unlike a cloud promise, you can literally see the box.
Check this before you trust any AI tool with client data.
Not specific to LexEdge — use it on whatever you’re evaluating, including this. Click each item as you check it off.
Can you say exactly where your data is hosted?
A specific country and infrastructure answer — not a general "we take security seriously" line.
Is your data ever used to train a model?
Ask for a direct yes or no. A vague or evasive answer is itself the answer.
Does it process locally, or send data out first?
Sending data to an external cloud before processing is a different risk profile than processing it where you control it.
Is there an on-premise option if you need one?
For the most sensitive matters, a cloud promise — however well-intentioned — isn't the same as hardware you can physically see.
Can you test it on your own files before committing?
You shouldn't have to take a confidentiality claim on faith — a real test on real (non-sensitive first) files is a fair ask of any vendor.
If LexEdge meets every item on this list, try it privately.
You don’t need to trust claims — test it yourself, privately. All modules free, no credit card, export any time. Start with files you’re comfortable with, and see exactly where they go.
Start free — try private AIStill cautious about where your data goes? Good. Ask these.
Where exactly is my data hosted?
India-hosted infrastructure on the cloud plan. If you need to go further, LexEdge can run entirely inside your own office instead — you choose the deployment, it isn't a fixed default.
Is my data ever used to train a model?
No. Your files are not used for training and are not shared. That's a stated policy, not an inference you have to make from a general privacy page.
What does "processed locally" actually mean technically?
Input → Process (local / encrypted) → Output, with no external cloud transfer in that flow. Most generic AI tools send your data out before processing it at all — this keeps it where you control it.
What is the Private AI Box, specifically?
Physical, air-gapped, on-premise hardware installed in your own office. Unlike a cloud security promise, it's something you can walk up to and see — your data never leaves the room it's in.
Can I test this before trusting it with real client files?
Yes — that's the intended way to evaluate it. Start with files you're comfortable with, on the free plan, and confirm for yourself where they go rather than taking a claim on faith.
Does this apply to the enterprise / on-prem option too, or just the free cloud plan?
Both. The core commitment — no training on your data, no leakage — holds across the India-hosted cloud plan and the fully on-premise Private AI Box; the on-prem option exists for firms that need to remove any cloud dependency entirely.
What's the catch?
Fair question on a page about trust. Onboarding still has friction we're actively improving, and we'd rather say that plainly than oversell a polished first impression. Test the privacy claim on your own files — that's a more honest evaluation than anything written here.
Your client data stays yours. Test it privately, yourself.
Start with the free plan — every module, no card, no obligation to keep going.