Security designed for enterprise environments.
Regurai holds the map of how an enterprise works. That makes the security posture of the platform itself part of the product, not an afterthought.
Six security pillars.
Controls are enforced at the layer that cannot be bypassed by a client — identity, authorisation and the data tier.
Deny-by-default authorisation
Every privileged operation is authorised server-side against an explicit role and scope. Absence of a rule denies access rather than allowing it.
Tenant isolation
Tenant boundaries are enforced in the database with row-level security, not only in the application layer, so data cannot cross tenants by request manipulation.
Step-up authentication
High-impact administrative actions require recent multi-factor verification rather than relying on the age of the original sign-in.
Session assurance
Sessions are validated continuously against identity status and revocation state, with idle timeout, absolute lifetime and fail-closed behaviour.
Immutable audit
Security-relevant events are written to append-only audit structures that cannot be edited or deleted by application users.
Supply chain assurance
Dependencies are inventoried as a signed software bill of materials and scanned for known vulnerabilities as part of the release process.
How the platform is run.
- Encryption in transit and at rest for platform data stores
- Separation of duties between requesting, approving and administering access
- Time-bounded access grants with recorded justification and expiry
- Least-privilege service identities with no shared administrative credentials
- Change control with reviewed migrations and traceable release records
- Continuous regression and authorisation testing before release
Security questions, architecture documentation requests and vulnerability reports are handled through the security contact page.