Built to Be Trusted by Enterprise Security Platforms

Unizo is designed to operate underneath security and operations products where credentials, data access, and isolation must meet enterprise expectations from day one.

Security and trust are not features layered on top of the platform. They are built into how Unizo handles credentials, data, and tenancy by design.

Credential Security and Access Control

Credentials are the highest-risk surface in any integration platform. Unizo is designed so your product never has to manage them directly.

How Unizo protects credentials:

Customer credentials are never exposed to your application code
Secrets are isolated per tenant and per connector
Access is strictly scoped using least-privilege principles
Credential lifecycle (refresh, rotation, expiration) is centrally managed
No credentials are shared across tenants or integrations

For enterprise environments:

Unizo-managed secure vaults

Fully managed credential storage with AES-256 encryption

Bring-your-own KMS

Retain full control of encryption keys in your infrastructure

This reduces both security risk and operational burden for product teams.

Data Handling and Zero-Retention Posture

Unizo operates with a zero data retention posture by design.

Data is processed only to fulfill API requests or event delivery

Customer data is never stored — transmitted directly to your systems for a zero-liability posture

Telemetry and logs can be exported to customer-controlled systems

Retention policies remain under customer control

This minimizes data exposure, simplifies compliance, and reduces long-term risk.

Isolation and Multi-Tenancy

Unizo is built to support enterprise, multi-tenant security platforms without compromise.

Strict isolation across tenants, credentials, and integrations
Clear boundaries between customer environments
Blast radius minimized by design

These guarantees apply consistently whether Unizo supports a single customer or hundreds of enterprise tenants.

Security-First Platform Design

Unizo's platform design is guided by a small set of security principles that apply everywhere.

Least Privilege

By default across APIs, events, and execution

Defense in Depth

Across credential storage, request handling, and tenancy

Purpose-Bound Access

To data and systems only when explicitly required

All platform communications are encrypted in transit using TLS, and sensitive data is encrypted at rest using AES-256 encryption. BYOK support available for customer-managed key infrastructure.

Identity, Compliance, and Assurance

Unizo supports enterprise identity and governance requirements:

Role-based access control (RBAC)
Two-factor authentication (2FA)
Single sign-on via standard identity providers

Unizo is SOC 2 Type II certified and undergoes regular third-party security reviews, including those required during enterprise customer onboarding.

SOC 2 Type II

Certified

ISO 27001

Compliant

PCI DSS

Compliant

GDPR & CCPA

Compliant
View detailed reports and attestations in the Trust Center

Consistent Security Across Deployment Models

Security guarantees remain the same across all supported deployment models.

Unizo Cloud
Unizo Self-Hosted
Unizo Embedded

Isolation, access control, and data-handling principles are preserved regardless of where Unizo runs.

Immutable Audit Logs

Every API request, webhook event, and integration activity is tracked with tamper-evident, append-only audit records. Teams can trace exactly what happened, when, and for which tenant.

Explore Visibility & Auditability

What gets recorded:

Timestamp, tenant, and connector identity
Request or event identifier with outcome
Latency, errors, and rate-limit signals
Authentication flows and credential usage
Real-time anomaly detection and alerting

Trust as a Platform Property, Not a Feature

When integrations and data access sit at the core of your product, trust cannot be optional. Unizo is built so security, isolation, and data protection are inherent to the platform, not something teams need to add later.