CommunicationOS

Security and compliance

Built for sensitive business records

A message archive holds trade terms, prices, assay results and customer conversations. Each workspace writes into its own storage partition, encrypted at rest under keys that belong to that workspace.

99.99%

Uptime SLA, Scale and up

AES-256

Encryption at rest

EU only

Data residency

In progress

SOC 2 Type II

Infrastructure

European cloud infrastructure

Every system runs across three availability zones in Frankfurt and Amsterdam, with no replica in the United States. Servers are built from code, and opening a production shell needs a documented break-glass approval that pages a second engineer.

Hardened server images

Base images take automated security patches weekly. Containers run rootless with the smallest privilege set that works.

Isolated database networks

Databases sit in private subnets with no public route. Only internal application workers can reach them.

Automated backup runs

Snapshots write to a second European region every 60 minutes. A restore is verified automatically each week.

Disaster recovery targets

The recovery point objective matches the 60 minute snapshot interval, and the recovery time objective is under 2 hours. Both are tested quarterly.

Encryption

Data encryption and key control

Network traffic runs over TLS 1.3 and disk storage uses AES-256-GCM. Per-tenant data keys rotate on their own under a KMS root key. Enterprise accounts supply their own root key and can revoke our access in one action.

In transit

Every incoming connection needs TLS 1.3 with a strict cipher suite. Older protocol versions are switched off.

At rest

Message payloads, metadata, search segments and attached media are stored with AES-256-GCM.

Key hierarchy and rotation

Each tenant gets its own data encryption keys. Root keys rotate every 90 days inside a dedicated KMS.

BYOK and revocation

On Enterprise you hold the root key in your own AWS KMS or HashiCorp Vault, and revoking it locks us out.

Isolation

Tenant data isolation

A customer runs inside its own database schema, with the tenant filter enforced where queries are built rather than where they are written. Search indexes stay separate. Enterprise customers can run the deployment inside their own VPC.

We do not train models on customer messages or metadata. Search runs against partitioned stores, so one workspace has its own indexing boundary and no pooled corpus sits behind it.

Separate schema per tenant

Each workspace owns its own logical database schema. There is no shared messages table.

Tenant id at the query layer

The data access layer refuses to compile a query that does not carry a tenant predicate.

Separate search index

Index shards are partitioned by workspace id, and a query runs only against the shards for the workspace that authenticated it.

No shared model training

Nothing is pooled to train a model used by another customer. PersonaLearn fits a single-tenant adapter.

SELECT … FROM messages — rejected: missing tenant predicate

Access control

Identity and access

Decide how people sign in and which conversations they can open. We plug into your identity provider and require a second factor on every account in the workspace.

Corporate SAML SSO

Route sign-on through Okta, Microsoft Entra ID or Google Workspace over standard SAML 2.0.

SCIM provisioning

Team rosters sync automatically. Removing someone in your directory cuts their session within seconds.

Enforced two-factor auth

A WebAuthn key or authenticator app on every account, with no opt out. Team and above add workspace-wide policy reporting.

Per-thread permissions

Set access rules by channel or by thread, so a junior trader never loads the chairman's WhatsApp.

Audit

Append-only audit log

The log records every search, message read, export, generated draft and permission change, with the actor, the IP address, the timestamp and the object touched. Nothing in it can be edited or removed, including by us.

Stream the events straight into your own SIEM over the webhook or the SDK. We keep our copy for seven years.

Audit event schema

audit_stream.jsonl

append only

2026-08-22T08:41:02Z thread.read actor=r.diamant@… ip=81.82.x.x obj=thr_9fJ2

2026-08-22T08:41:19Z search.run actor=r.diamant@… ip=81.82.x.x q="assay 4.02ct"

2026-08-22T08:44:51Z export.create actor=admin@… ip=81.82.x.x size=2.4GB

2026-08-22T09:02:07Z permission.grant actor=admin@… ip=81.82.x.x obj=chan_wa_07

2026-08-22T09:11:33Z draft.generate actor=y.levi@… ip=81.82.x.x model=personalearn

Certifications

The audit that is underway

An outside firm is running our SOC 2 Type II observation window now. Nothing gets published until the report lands, and ISO 27001 comes after it. The control documentation that exists today goes out under NDA.

SOC 2 Type II

An audit in progress across security, availability and confidentiality.

ISO 27001

Planned. An information security management system built for certification later.

GDPR

EU processing, a signed DPA and a named data protection officer.

Request the compliance pack

One archive with the security policy set, the penetration test summary, the standard DPA, the subprocessor registry, our completed SIG questionnaire and a letter stating where the SOC 2 audit stands. The report joins the pack when the audit closes.

Security policy setPenetration test summaryStandard DPASubprocessor registrySIG questionnaire answersSOC 2 status letter

Subprocessors

The vendors we use

This registry is current as of August 2026 and we date it on every change. Account owners get an email 30 days before we add a vendor, which gives your security team time to review it or object.

Discord Netherlands B.V.

Internal alerting for website enquiry and access-request forms

European Union, with transfers to the United States under the DPF

Work email, company and the message typed into a website form

Amazon Web Services EMEA

Primary compute, object storage and KMS

Frankfurt, Germany (eu-central-1)

Message content, media, encryption keys

Google Cloud EMEA

Secondary region for Amsterdam residency

Amsterdam, Netherlands (europe-west4)

Message content, media

Cloudflare Germany GmbH

Edge TLS termination, DDoS filtering, WAF

EU-only edge configuration

Request metadata, IP addresses

Mistral AI SAS

Summaries, classification and translation

Paris, France

Message text sent for the requested task, zero retention

Twilio Ireland Limited

SMS and voice channel carriage

Dublin, Ireland

Phone numbers, SMS bodies, call metadata

Meta Platforms Ireland Limited

WhatsApp Business API, when you pick that route

Dublin, Ireland

WhatsApp message content and phone numbers

Mailjet SAS

Transactional and notification email

Paris, France

Recipient email address, notification body

Stripe Payments Europe Limited

Card processing and invoicing

Dublin, Ireland

Billing name, billing email, card token. No message content

Anthropic PBC

off by default

Optional drafting model for PersonaLearn

EU inference region

Draft prompt text, zero retention

Voice transcription, media understanding and the search index run on hardware we operate in Frankfurt. Neither one appears on this list because neither one leaves our own racks.

Data residency

Where the data lives

Primary stores sit in Frankfurt or Amsterdam, and you choose which at signup. EU customer records stay on EU servers, with no replica outside the region. Enterprise customers deploy into their own VPC in the region they pick.

Frankfurt eu-central-1Amsterdam europe-west4Self-hosted

Retention and deletion

When it goes away

You set the purge rule, anywhere from 30 days to permanent. A deletion runs against the live database immediately and works through backup copies within 14 days. A legal hold on a named thread overrides the purge rule until you lift it.

30 day purgePermanent indexLegal hold14 day backup sweep

Vulnerability disclosure

Report a vulnerability

Write to [email protected] and ask for our PGP key in the first message. We send it back before you share any detail, acknowledge inside one business day and pay a bounty for a valid report. Good faith research gets safe harbour.

[email protected]Reply inside one business day

Send the review to your CISO

Read the compliance pack under NDA, sign the DPA, then plan the rollout with us. A self-serve account connects accounts the same week and an enterprise deployment runs six to eight weeks.

No card required. Production deployment takes under an hour.

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