SIVO
Security — overview

Security

Security — overview

Summary of SIVO's security measures. For your security or procurement team. No unnecessary jargon.

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securitygdprcompliance

This page summarizes SIVO’s security measures. Designed for conversations with your security, procurement or audit teams — before signing.

The essentials

AspectHow SIVO addresses it
In-transit encryptionTLS 1.3 on API and panel. SRTP on voice. WSS on WebRTC.
At-rest encryptionAES-256-GCM in DB. Encryption-at-rest on storage (S3/equivalent).
IdentityMandatory MFA on admin accounts. SAML/OIDC SSO on Enterprise.
Access control5 base roles + customizable permissions (Enterprise). Every action verified backend-side.
AuditImmutable log of every admin action. Exportable to CSV. Retention per plan.
ResidencyEU by default. US or custom region on Enterprise.
BackupsEncrypted, retention per plan, periodic restore tests.
ComplianceGDPR-ready. Formal certifications under evaluation.

Customer isolation

Each customer’s data is separated at the database engine level. Even if the application had a bug, PostgreSQL automatically drops rows that don’t belong to the asking customer. See Multi-tenant for details.

GDPR and privacy

SIVO processes personal data on behalf of its customers (role of data processor). For formal details, see:

Key points:

  • Sub-processors authorized and notified 30 days in advance if changed.
  • Data subject rights (access, rectification, erasure) exercisable via API or backoffice.
  • Breach notification in under 72h per GDPR art. 33.
  • Right-to-be-forgotten by user or by tenant.

Operational hardening

  • Rate limiting on sensitive endpoints (login, public API).
  • Short-TTL JWT (24h) with blacklist on logout.
  • Temporary lockout after 5 failed login attempts in 15 min.
  • Dynamic ACL on SIP trunks — only authorized IPs can send calls.
  • WAF at the perimeter (Cloudflare) to block common attacks.

What your security team can request

Things we usually share under NDA in Enterprise evaluations:

  • Complete sub-processors list (including cloud providers and regions).
  • Internal incident management policy.
  • Annual pentests (when available).
  • Log retention and backup policies.
  • Business Continuity Plan (BCP) and Disaster Recovery (DR) plan.
  • Documentation of internal processes and controls.

Contact [email protected] to start the evaluation.

Vulnerability reports

If you discover a security flaw: [email protected] with PGP key available on request. Responsible disclosure program active — we confirm in 48h and publish credit to the researcher after fix (with their authorization).