Fortress Architecture

Security is not a wrapper; it is the substrate. We implement zero-trust principles at the atomic level of our fleet.

Zero Trust Networking

We assume the network is hostile. There is no trusted perimeter. Service A cannot talk to Service B without a valid, short-lived cryptographic token, even if they run on the same machine.

Envelope Encryption

Customer data is encrypted with a unique data encryption key (DEK), which is itself encrypted by a master key encryption key (KEK). We rotate keys automatically.

Minimal Privilege

Engineers do not have SSH access to production servers. All administrative actions are performed via temporal, audited pipelines using hard-tokens.

Secure By Default

Security wins when it is the path of least resistance. Our developer tools default to the safest options. S3 buckets are private by default. APIs require authentication by default. We remove the footguns so you can move fast without breaking things.

$ scan-infrastructure --target production

Scanning for vulnerabilities...

Check: TLS 1.3 only... [PASS]

Check: MFA enforced... [PASS]

Check: Public Buckets... [NONE]

Status: HEALTHY