Security Overview
Security in AISEC is designed around tenant separation, explicit auth context, observability, and controlled workflows for high-trust compliance operations.
Platform Controls
How the platform is secured
The current implementation shows a consistent security pattern across the application stack.
- Authenticated routes commonly require bearer tokens and tenant context to protect row-level access.
- Role guards restrict sensitive write actions such as policy approval, evidence collection triggers, and user administration.
- Monitoring, health, and readiness routes support operational detection and recovery workflows.
- Evidence upload includes size and file-type validation to reduce unsafe content handling risk.
Operational Security
How security work is supported
Security is not only about controls in code. It is also about how the platform helps teams respond and govern.
Detection and response
Monitoring alerts, status communication, and audit logging provide a path from detection to follow-up rather than isolated telemetry.
Access lifecycle
Auth workflows support signup, login, verification, password reset, user management, and MFA operations within the same tenant-aware model.
Responsible Use
What customers should expect
Security is shared. The product provides controls, but customers still need sound user management, review discipline, and data-handling choices.
- Review AI-generated outputs before they become approved policy or control evidence.
- Use least privilege for tenant roles and remove dormant accounts promptly.
- Coordinate incident and uptime reviews through the status page and support channels.
- Request deeper technical detail during security review where contractual or regulatory requirements call for it.
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