Enterprise-grade security.
Security is at the core of everything. Encryption, RBAC, secure agents, and a signed audit chain — every layer designed with the assumption that performance-testing data is sensitive infrastructure data.
Security Vault
Layered defenses · live access-events · signed audit chain.
Server-side BFF validated short-lived token · Blazor Server · no browser JWT exposure.
Security pillars
Four pillars. One audit chain.
Encryption, RBAC, secure agents, and compliance — all layered into the same trail your auditors read.
Data encryption
All data is encrypted at rest and in transit using industry-standard protocols.
Role-based access
Granular role-based access control with 7 built-in roles and custom permission trees.
Secure agents
Agents use unique enrollment tokens and API keys for secure communication.
Compliance practice
Best-practice alignment with SOC 2, GDPR, and other widely-adopted security standards.
Layered architecture
Security layered into the build — not bolted on.
The platform architecture is built with security-first principles. From the Blazor Server frontend that keeps JWTs out of the browser to typed service interfaces and SignalR WebSocket security — your data stays protected.
"Compliance is the floor. Honest engineering is the ceiling."
Operational commitment
Audits, penetration tests, and a dedicated team.
The platform is designed for the most demanding enterprise environments. Security is operational, not aspirational.
- Designed for the most demanding enterprise environments — performance testing and monitoring often involve sensitive infrastructure data.
- Security-first architecture: Blazor Server frontend that keeps JWTs out of the browser, typed service interfaces, and SignalR WebSocket security.
- Regular security audits and penetration tests to identify and mitigate potential vulnerabilities.
- Dedicated team maintaining the highest levels of security for customers — compliance is the floor, not the ceiling.
Test with confidence. Your data stays protected.
Talk to an engineer about the architecture, ask the hard questions, or start the trial and see the audit log run end-to-end.
