Solvren security baseline

Solvren is built around a simple security principle: collect less, store less, expose less. The platform is intended to operate on operational signals, metadata, derived impact, and minimized identifiers rather than broad replication of sensitive customer, financial, or source-system records.

Solvren is designed with HIPAA-ready architecture principles, SOC 2-aligned controls, HITRUST-aligned access governance direction, and FedRAMP-informed security practices. We do not claim HIPAA compliance, HITRUST certification, FedRAMP authorization, or SOC 2 certification unless and until formally achieved.

Baseline controls include:

• Data minimization by design for inbound integration payloads
• Classification, redaction, normalization, and minimized persistence for customer-sourced signals
• Tenant isolation through Supabase Row Level Security and server-side authorization checks
• Role-based access control for organization, approval, and administrative workflows
• TLS encryption in transit and managed database encryption at rest
• Encrypted storage for sensitive credentials with continued hardening toward envelope encryption and key rotation
• Secret scanning, restricted production debugging, and measured Content-Security-Policy hardening
• Audit logging for sensitive administrative, integration, and access-control actions
• Customer-controlled support access patterns so employee access to sensitive data is not available by default
• Read-only integrations by default, with explicit governance required before write-back behavior is enabled

Data boundary. Solvren is intended to process signals and events from connected systems, not become a duplicate system of record. Historical rows may exist under phased migrations and defined retention policies as the platform continues to harden its minimized data model.

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