Security and compliance
Private access, policy enforcement, and evidence from day one.
The platform starts with private access, encryption, policy enforcement, and evidence your team can inspect.
Baseline controls
The first controls are deliberately straightforward.
Private access, encryption, policy enforcement, and operating evidence are included from the start.
01
Private-by-default access
The platform starts from private access instead of treating public access as the default.
02
Encryption and access controls
Secrets encryption, least-privilege roles, and defined operator paths are part of the baseline.
03
Policy enforcement
Guardrails are applied through platform policy instead of undocumented team convention.
04
Operational evidence
Workflow outputs, runbooks, and recovery paths make change easier to inspect and review.
Shared responsibility
Know which controls we run and which stay with your team.
Security posture depends on responsibility clarity. Platform controls stay with the service. Application behaviour and application risk stay with your team.
Platform team
We own the platform.
Application team
You own the application.
Evidence
Evidence matters most during change and recovery.
Teams need more than a control list. They need to see what changed, what was checked, and how recovery works.
What is not claimed
- Inherited customer certifications
- Automatic application compliance coverage
- Unlimited bespoke control implementation inside the base tier
- Security claims without scope boundaries or evidence
Security posture
Use discovery to test the security fit early.
Bring the controls your team cares about, the ownership boundaries you need, and any review pressure already on the roadmap.