Life Sciences

Sovereign, provable AI that protects your IP and your data integrity

Research, clinical, and manufacturing teams have AI pilots that could compress discovery and trial timelines, but they stall on two immovable requirements: your proprietary molecules and trial data cannot leave your walls, and every AI-touched record has to hold up to a data-integrity audit. NuDay keeps IP encrypted and in your control, runs on-prem or air-gapped for your most sensitive R&D, and produces the attributable, tamper-evident records your QA and regulatory teams need.

A DNA helix and research flask protected by encryption

Your formulations and trial data stay in your walls, ciphertext to everyone else.

Every AI-touched record is attributable, contemporaneous, and tamper-evident by construction.

Why it stalls

Why life sciences AI stalls in review

The pilots work. What blocks them is four things QA, regulatory, and IP owners cannot get comfortable with, and what changes each conversation:

01

Proprietary molecules, formulations, and trial data leak into the model context and agent memory. NuDay encrypts the agent's data layer, and for the crown jewels you run the model on-prem so IP never leaves.

02

Data integrity cannot be proven for AI-generated or AI-touched records. Records are attributable, contemporaneous, and tamper-evident by construction, mapping to ALCOA+.

03

21 CFR Part 11 requires attributable electronic signatures and an audit trail for automated actions. Cryptographically signed tool execution bound to a verified identity provides both.

04

Lab-automation and GxP agents could act outside validated parameters. Tools and guardrails are signed and cryptographically bound, so an unverified action halts instead of running.

IP sovereignty

Keep the IP in your walls

A drug program is a decade-long secret. NuDay is built to keep that IP inside your control for as long as it matters.

IP stays put

Run on-prem or air-gapped for R&D so molecules and formulations are never sent to a third-party cloud or external LLM.

You hold the keys

Bring your own keys on hybrid; on-prem keeps key custody entirely in-house.

Built for long-lived secrets

Post-quantum encryption keeps drug IP resistant to harvest-now, decrypt-later over the decades that matter.

The evidence

The evidence your frameworks ask for

NuDay does not grant validation or compliance. It produces the concrete, provable evidence your QA and regulatory teams map to each requirement.

21 CFR Part 11

Attributable electronic records and signatures plus a tamper-evident audit trail for every automated action an agent takes.

GxP (GMP, GLP, GCP)

Agents are constrained to signed, validated actions across manufacturing, laboratory, and clinical practice; unverified steps do not run.

ALCOA+ data integrity

Every record is attributable, legible, contemporaneous, original, and accurate, produced that way by construction rather than reconstructed after the fact.

Computer system validation (GAMP 5)

Deterministic, signed execution and immutable logs that support and evidence a validated state for AI-enabled systems.

EU Annex 11

Access controls, audit trails, and data integrity for computerised systems used in EU GMP environments.

Clinical trial data (GCP and GDPR)

Subject data is encrypted and access-scoped, and can be kept in-region for cross-border trials.

What review gets

What QA, regulatory, and IP owners get

Not a promise that the AI is validated, but the evidence to decide for themselves.

Attributable per-action records

Which tool ran, under whose authority, with what inputs, contemporaneously and tamper-evident.

IP encrypted at rest

Molecules, formulations, and trial data are ciphertext, per record, with independent keys.

Validated, signed execution

Agents run only signed, authorized actions, so a validated state stays validated.

For pharma, biotech, and CROs

Get your stuck life sciences AI moving.

Bring your pilot and your reviewers. We will walk through how your IP stays in your walls, how records meet data-integrity expectations, and the evidence your QA and regulatory teams receive.