🔐 Core Security Principles

1. Data Minimization

We collect and retain only what’s essential for our operations and client services. Test data is anonymized and access is time-limited by default.

2. End-to-End Encryption

All data in transit is encrypted via HTTPS using TLS 1.2+
All sensitive data at rest is protected using AES-256 encryption.

3. Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Only authorized team members have access to project-specific environments, following the principle of least privilege.

🔍 Best Practices We Follow

✅ Secure Test Environments

• Staging and test environments are isolated from production

• No real customer data is used in testing without explicit client permission

• Continuous monitoring tools are deployed for anomaly detection

✅ Code Security Reviews

• Mandatory code reviews for every release

• Static analysis and security linting included in CI/CD

• Third-party dependency scanning via tools like Snyk and Dependabot

✅ Authentication & Authorization

• MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) is required for all internal systems

• OAuth2 and JWT standards for authentication with client APIs

• Session timeouts and automatic revocation policies are enforced

🛡️ Client Data Handling

• Bug reports and logs are shared only via secure channels

• Test artifacts are automatically purged after 30 days unless contractually required

• We sign NDAs and DPAs with all clients to comply with GDPR, HIPAA, and other regulatory frameworks

🔁 Continuous Improvement

• Regular penetration testing and security audits

• Employee security training and phishing simulations

• Real-time alerts for suspicious access patterns

🧩 Technologies We Trust

• Cloud: AWS with IAM and VPC configuration best practices

• Monitoring: Grafana, Kibana, CloudTrail

• QA Tools: Postman (encrypted collections), Playwright (secure headless testing), Charles Proxy (SSL pinning for debug)

💬 Questions or Concerns?

Our Security & Privacy Officer is here to help.
Contact us via [email protected]