Access Control
Role-based access control (RBAC) is enforced across all tenant environments. Operator staff, support roles, and admin accounts carry scoped permissions. Session logging and device activity tracking are built into the platform. MFA enforcement is available and recommended for all operator accounts.
Credential Security
Provider API keys, broker credentials, and integration secrets are stored using encrypted secret management. No credentials are stored in plain text. Client-side applications never receive raw credentials. All secrets follow scoped-permission and key-rotation practices with documented SOP.
Tenant Isolation
Each tenant operates in a logically isolated environment. Brand assets, trader records, account configurations, rule sets, and audit logs are segregated at the tenant level. Cross-tenant data access is not possible by design. Tenant-specific audit logs are available to operator administrators.
API and Webhook Safety
All inbound webhooks use signed payloads with signature verification. API endpoints are rate-limited per tenant and per credential. Idempotency keys prevent duplicate processing. All inbound requests are logged with timestamps, source identifiers, and response codes for full traceability.
Operational Security
Production and development environments are fully separated. VaultCore maintains an incident response plan covering detection, containment, notification, and post-mortem. Responsible disclosure is accepted at [email protected]. See our Security Disclosure Policy for researcher guidelines and the 90-day coordinated disclosure timeline.
Data Retention and Deletion
VaultCore maintains documented data retention schedules by data category. Tenant operators may request data export or deletion for their environment in accordance with the platform's data handling policies. Personal data is not retained beyond operational necessity. See our Privacy Policy for full detail.
Broker and provider credentials stored within VaultCore environments are managed using encrypted secret storage and are never exposed to client-side applications or logged in plaintext.