Security by Default
Your automation runs on SOC 2-certified infrastructure with per-client data isolation. Not on a shared SaaS platform.
Where Your Data Lives
Infrastructure Partners
DigitalOcean
SOC 2 Type II Certified
All client infrastructure runs on DigitalOcean droplets. SOC 2 Type II means their security controls are independently audited and verified over time, not just at a point in time.
Vercel
Edge Network + DDoS Protection
Client-facing web applications deploy to Vercel's edge network with automatic SSL, DDoS mitigation, and global CDN. No origin server exposure.
Supabase
Row-Level Security + Encryption
Database layer with Postgres row-level security, automatic backups, encryption at rest, and SOC 2 Type II certification. Every query is scoped to the authenticated user.
Encryption & Access Control
Data Protection
AES-256 at Rest
All stored data is encrypted using AES-256, the same standard used by financial institutions and government agencies.
TLS 1.3 in Transit
Every data transfer between clients, servers, and databases uses TLS 1.3. No exceptions, no fallbacks to older protocols.
Row-Level Security
Supabase RLS policies ensure database queries only return data the authenticated user is authorized to see. Enforced at the database level, not the application level.
JWT Authentication
Token-based authentication with short-lived JWTs. No session storage on the server. Tokens are validated on every request.
How We Write Code
Code Practices
No Credentials in Repositories
Secrets live in environment variables, never in code. We use an env-vault pattern where .env.example files document required variables without exposing values.
Dependency Auditing
We audit third-party packages before inclusion. Minimal dependency trees reduce attack surface. We prefer standard library implementations where possible.
Code Review on Every Change
No code ships without review. Pull requests require approval before merge. CI/CD pipelines run linting, type checking, and build verification on every push.
Per-Client Architecture
Client Data Isolation
Every client gets their own Supabase project with a dedicated Postgres database. There are no shared databases between clients.
Row-level security policies are enforced at the database level. Even if application code had a bug, the database itself prevents unauthorized access. This is defense in depth.
Each project has its own authentication, storage buckets, and edge functions. Client A cannot access Client B's data by design, not by convention.
No Middleman
The Python Advantage
Some automation agencies route your data through third-party workflow platforms. Your API keys, client records, and business logic all live on someone else's SaaS.
We write Python. Your automation runs on infrastructure we control: DigitalOcean droplets, Supabase databases, and Vercel edge functions. No third-party platform sitting between your data and your automation.
This means fewer attack surfaces, clearer audit trails, and no dependency on a workflow platform's security posture. Your code, your infra, your data.
Questions about security?
We'll walk you through our infrastructure, access controls, and data handling practices.