tenant-isolation-reviewer

An isolation review for cross-tenant leakage audits identity, API, storage, logs, analytics, support tooling, exports, imports, background jobs, search, AI retrieval, billing, feature flags, and audit paths to ensure no tenant can reach another tenant's data.

You need a tenant isolation review before onboarding a regulated enterprise customer, after a suspected cross-tenant incident, or when introducing a new tenant-facing surface such as export, search, or AI chat.

Building negative tests for multi-tenant API isolation involves creating an isolation test matrix with denial-oriented tests that prove tenant A cannot reach tenant B's data, metadata, or privileged surfaces across all exposed operational paths.

Auditing AI retrieval paths for cross-tenant leakage requires checking whether one tenant can reach another tenant's data through search or AI chat surfaces, producing severity-ranked findings with file and line evidence plus explicit leak scenarios.

Yes, this isolation review applies to codebases, schemas, and operational designs that expose identity, API, storage, logs, analytics, support, export, import, job, search, retrieval, billing, flag, or audit paths.

The review handles uninspected surfaces by explicitly reporting a not-inspected list, ensuring that any tenant-facing or privileged paths not reviewed during the isolation audit are documented and reported as explicit coverage gaps.