Security Practices

Security Is Not Optional

We process our customers’ AI agent data - inputs, outputs, evaluation results, and traces. This is sensitive data. We treat security as a core product requirement, not a compliance checkbox.

Principles

1. Least Privilege Everywhere

Every system, service, and person has the minimum access needed to do their job. No shared credentials, no admin-by-default, no “we’ll tighten this later.”

2. Encrypt Everything

• In transit - TLS 1.3 for all connections, no exceptions
• At rest - AES-256 encryption for all stored data
• API keys - hashed, never stored in plain text
• Secrets - managed through AWS Secrets Manager, never in code or config files

3. Audit Everything

Every data access, API call, and admin action is logged. Logs are immutable, retained for 1 year, and monitored for anomalies.

4. Assume Breach

We design systems assuming an attacker is already inside. This means:

• Services can’t access other services’ data without explicit authorization
• Internal APIs require authentication (no “trusted network” assumptions)
• Database access is limited to specific services, not broad team access
• Credentials rotate automatically

Infrastructure Security

Layer	Implementation
Network	VPC isolation, private subnets, no public database endpoints
Compute	Container isolation (ECS), read-only file systems, no SSH access
Data	Encrypted at rest and in transit, automated backups, point-in-time recovery
Access	SSO with MFA required, role-based access control, JIT access for production
Monitoring	Real-time alerting on suspicious activity, automated vulnerability scanning

Application Security

Code Security

• Dependency scanning - automated (Dependabot + Snyk) on every PR
• Static analysis - linting and SAST tools in CI
• Secrets detection - pre-commit hooks prevent accidental credential commits
• Code review - all changes reviewed by at least one other engineer

API Security

• Rate limiting on all endpoints
• Input validation and sanitization
• CORS policy restricted to known origins
• API keys scoped to specific permissions

Authentication

• SSO (Google, GitHub, SAML) for all customers
• MFA enforced for all internal accounts
• Session tokens expire after 24 hours of inactivity
• API keys can be scoped, rotated, and revoked instantly

Incident Response

When a security incident occurs:

1. Detect - automated monitoring alerts the on-call engineer
2. Contain - isolate affected systems immediately
3. Investigate - determine scope, root cause, and impact
4. Remediate - fix the vulnerability and verify the fix
5. Communicate - notify affected customers within 72 hours (sooner for high severity)
6. Review - post-incident review within 5 business days, published internally

Responsible Disclosure

We run a responsible disclosure program. Security researchers can report vulnerabilities to security@futureagi.com. We respond within 48 hours and don’t pursue legal action against good-faith researchers.

Compliance

We maintain SOC 2 Type II compliance and are pursuing ISO 27001 certification. Compliance reports are available to enterprise customers under NDA.