Confidentiality

Discretion is part of the system.

CMG works inside client systems, enterprise environments, and early-stage companies where architecture, data, and strategy are sensitive. Here is how we protect that trust.

01

Private by default

Client names, systems, architecture, data, and commercial terms are not disclosed without explicit permission. Work shown publicly is shown with consent.

02

Conflict review

Before a venture partnership or a directly competitive engagement, we review conflicts with existing clients and portfolio companies. Where a conflict would compromise trust or focus, we decline.

03

Sensitive information

Please don't submit proprietary code, credentials, or highly confidential material through public website forms. Deeper technical and commercial detail is exchanged after appropriate agreements are in place.

04

Access control

Access to client environments, repositories, and data is granted per engagement, scoped to the people who need it, and removed when work concludes.

05

Security-minded operations

We use reasonable processes, access controls, and secure development practices designed to protect information and systems entrusted to us.

06

Engagement review

Before accepting new work, CMG may review fit, scope, conflicts, confidentiality requirements, and strategic considerations.

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