Security that's
architected in
The questions your security team will ask, answered before they ask them. Most of what a SOC 2 or ISO 27001 process wants falls out of normal operation.
Security & Privacy
Your keys, your data, your model
Each of these is enforced at the credential, network or execution layer. None of it is a policy in a handbook.
SnapFlow reaches your cloud through OIDC federation, assuming short-lived credentials per operation. There is no long-lived access key to leak.
Workers get only the permissions a step needs, on an internal-only network, in a container that is destroyed afterwards. An unapproved task can't obtain elevated credentials.
Destructive and permission-changing commands are classified on the server and blocked at execution until a human decision is recorded. The model that wrote the command has no say in it.
Separate state schemas and per-account scoping on every record. One tenant's infrastructure state is never in reach of another's.
Your work runs on the LLM key you provide, with no silent fallback to a shared default. Your data goes to the provider you chose.
Every credential issuance and every gated action is logged with actor, target and timestamp. Runtime secrets are injected at execution and never appear in logs, receipts or the interface.
Compliance Readiness
An audit should be an export, not a fire drill
Consequential actions become structured evidence as they happen, so nobody has to reconstruct a timeline months later.
Approvals, credential issuance, policy decisions, settlements and rollbacks are all recorded as structured events.
Findings map to SOC 2 and ISO 27001 control references, so evidence lines up with the frameworks your auditor already uses.
Each mission receipt carries a SHA-256 content hash, so an outcome can be re-verified rather than taken on trust.
Live
Controls, checked continuously
Controls are mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, CIS Controls v8 and GDPR, and the readiness score above is read live from the platform. It is self-attested evidence, not a certification, and we'll keep saying so until an audit says otherwise.