Security at Stellarbridge

Built to govern data
worth protecting.

Security is the architecture, not an add-on. Stellarbridge applies layered controls to every identity, file, and action across the full data lifecycle.

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SOC 2-aligned controls HIPAA-aligned safeguards Annual independent testing
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Secure infrastructure

A deliberately narrow operating surface for sensitive data.

Stellarbridge layers edge controls, network isolation, hardened runtimes, and structured monitoring so requests are evaluated before they reach application services.

  • Geo-restricted edge controls
  • Restricted ports and segmented services
  • Non-root, minimal runtime environments
How we reduce attack surface by design
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Identity & access controls

Access is explicit, attributable, and routinely reviewed.

People and agents receive distinct identities. Role-based permissions, least-privilege defaults, and regular access reviews keep authority scoped to the work at hand.

  • MFA and SSO support
  • Role-based access control
  • Quarterly internal access reviews
Why identity must govern AI access too
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Data encryption

Files remain protected in transit and at rest.

Transport is protected with TLS 1.2 or newer. Stored data uses AES-256 or equivalent encryption, with key rotation governed by cryptoperiod and risk.

  • TLS 1.2+ in transit
  • AES-256 or equivalent at rest
  • Risk-based key rotation
Our guide to secure file transfer
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Data governance

Policy follows every actor and every file action.

Stellarbridge governs storage, access, movement, and external sharing in one control plane. Decisions and attempted actions remain attributable in the audit history.

  • Policy evaluated before action
  • Human approval for gated operations
  • Separate human and agent audit trails
Why data movement needs a policy plane

Secure development lifecycle

Security travels with every change.

Reviews, testing, and rollback planning are part of how Stellarbridge ships—not gates added at the end.

How Scythe turns adverse conditions into repeatable tests
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Threat modeling

Risk is identified before implementation begins.

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Peer review

Changes are reviewed with OWASP guidance in mind.

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Dependency monitoring

CVE and US-CERT signals feed remediation work.

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Security testing

Scanning and independent assessments validate controls.

Assurance

Standards translated into practice.

Our program is shaped around the frameworks regulated teams already use to evaluate risk.

Business continuity

Prepared for interruption.

Resilience is planned and tested so service can recover predictably when infrastructure or operations are disrupted.

Backups retained for at least 30 days Restoration procedures tested periodically Documented incident response ownership

Security documentation

Need to go deeper?

Security documentation and supporting evidence are available to Enterprise customers under NDA. Our team can also answer architecture and control questions directly.

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