Security-first by design.
StrikeScribe is built to help teams transcribe and extract insights from audio while keeping risk low. This page describes the principles we follow and the controls we prioritize.
Data protection
Minimize exposure with clear boundaries: only collect what’s needed and keep sensitive data compartmentalized.
Access control
Least-privilege access, scoped credentials, and separation between user data and infrastructure operations.
Encryption
Encrypt data in transit and at rest using modern, widely adopted cryptographic standards.
Operational security
Hardened environments, careful secret handling, auditability, and a bias toward boring, proven defaults.
Vulnerability management
Regular dependency updates, automated checks where possible, and a responsible approach to remediation.
Security posture
We aim for practical, measurable controls—without making compliance claims we can’t prove yet.
Our security approach
Security is a system, not a checkbox. We focus on a small set of high-impact practices that reduce risk across the entire lifecycle—upload, storage, processing, and deletion.
Principle 1: Reduce data exposure
Minimize what we store, separate concerns, and keep customer data scoped to explicit, auditable flows.
Principle 2: Make access hard to misuse
Prefer short-lived credentials, scoped tokens, and least-privilege roles. Limit who can access what, and make privileged actions traceable.
Principle 3: Design for safe failure
Treat failures as part of normal operation: timeouts, retries, rate limits, and meaningful error handling that avoids leaking sensitive details.
Report a security issue
If you believe you’ve found a vulnerability, please contact us with steps to reproduce and impact details. We’ll acknowledge receipt and prioritize triage.
Transparency note
This page is intentionally written for clarity and SEO without overstating. If you need vendor security details (e.g., retention options, environment separation, or audit artifacts), reach out and we’ll share what’s available.