Security

Concrete proof, not borrowed enterprise language.

Veriova is early. That means the right security message is specific: what exists now, what self-hosting looks like, what gets redacted today, and what is still on the roadmap.

Encryption and access control

Data is encrypted at rest and in transit. Sessions are short-lived, and access is scoped through project-aware auth and roles.

Audit trail

Reviews, blueprints, context changes, and key events are logged so teams can inspect who did what and when.

Secret redaction

Outbound content is scanned for common credential patterns before it leaves Veriova for connected AI tools.

Self-hosting path

Teams that need tighter control can run Veriova in their own environment and keep data inside their own network boundary.

Audit log example

Show teams what a real audit trail looks like: actor, action, artifact, and timestamp.

09:14:21Review runpayments-flow-v2owner@team
09:14:27Gap recordedmissing rate limitssystem
09:14:32Blueprint generatedengineering briefowner@team

Redaction example

Be explicit about what the product does today: pattern-based outbound redaction before content reaches connected AI tools.

Before

DATABASE_URL=postgres://prod-user:secret@db
Authorization: Bearer sk_live_12345
jwt=eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI...

After

DATABASE_URL=[REDACTED_CONNECTION_STRING]
Authorization: Bearer [REDACTED_API_KEY]
jwt=[REDACTED_JWT]

Self-hosting architecture

The hosted product is not the only story. Show buyers the architecture they can deploy inside their own environment.

AI tools

Claude, Cursor, Codex, ChatGPT

Veriova API

Context, rules, reviews, blueprints, auth, redaction, audit log

Customer infra

Postgres, object storage, private network controls

Current limits

What Veriova protects today: access control, audit logging, outbound redaction, and self-hosting options.

What Veriova does not claim today: SOC 2 Type II, full DLP coverage, or protection against every secret format and every unsafe downstream workflow.

Recommended posture today: treat AI output as untrusted, keep critical secrets out of prompts when possible, and self-host if data residency or stronger boundary control is mandatory.

Security roadmap

Near term: clearer admin audit views and stronger self-hosting guidance
Next: broader redaction coverage, deployment hardening, and customer-facing architecture docs
Later: compliance workstreams including SOC 2 Type II readiness

Responsible disclosure

Security reports should go to `security@veriova.com`. If you are evaluating Veriova and need deeper answers on redaction, architecture, or self-hosting, ask directly and get the concrete answer rather than a generic enterprise claim.

security@veriova.com