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Security

Security at Endia

Server-side authorization, organization separation, protected credentials, and signed provider integrations — designed for product teams that need evidence before merge.

How we protect customer data

What Endia enforces for customer organizations

Organization separation

Customer organizations are isolated. Cross-organization access is denied through server-side authorization.

Authentication & sessions

Sessions use secure, browser-protected cookies. Authorization is enforced on the server, not the browser alone.

Provider credentials

Integration credentials (for example GitHub and Vercel connections) remain server-side and can be encrypted before persistence when configured.

Evidence access

Verification evidence is scoped to your organization. Downloads can use time-limited signed links when configured.

Release-safety controls

GitHub + Vercel preview verification and billing integrity

GitHub App integration

Preview verification uses a GitHub App install bound to your organization. Webhook deliveries are signature-verified when the webhook secret is configured.

Release checks & evidence

Endia returns a clear release result with supporting evidence. Verification failure must not silently claim success.

Billing webhooks

When Stripe is configured, subscription webhooks are verified with the Stripe webhook signing secret. Plan limits are enforced by Endia.

Secret scrubbing

Common secret patterns (tokens, API keys, bearer credentials) are redacted from artifacts where supported.

Transport protection

Production Endia requires HTTPS for application traffic. TLS is typically terminated at the hosting edge (for example Vercel). Exact TLS versions are provider-controlled and are not claimed here as an Endia-owned cipher suite guarantee.

Secure development practices

Changes go through source control. Dependency and static checks are part of engineering practice. Internal operator tools are separated from customer product surfaces.

Current certification status

Endia is not currently SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certified. We do not publish GDPR or CCPA compliance attestations, penetration-test summaries, contractual 99.99% uptime SLAs, or downloadable SOC 2 reports on this site.

We use security controls designed around common SaaS security principles while we mature toward formal certification. Provider subprocessors (hosting, database, billing, email) apply their own controls as documented by those providers.

Request a security overview

You can request Endia's security overview for procurement conversations.

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Vulnerability disclosure

Report security issues in good faith. See our disclosure policy for scope and expectations. We do not currently operate a public bug bounty.