UNFLD

Security & Compliance

Compliance Trust
Institutional controls.

Comprehensive compliance disclosures, Information Security Policy (PSSI), ISO 27001/27002 controls, GDPR/LGPD alignment, and infrastructure architecture across UNFLD products and engineering operations.

AES-256

At rest, every tier

FileVault · RDS · S3

TLS 1.3

In transit, enforced

HTTP redirected to HTTPS

< 4h

Recovery time objective

RPO under one hour

11×9

Backup durability

Multi-AZ, WORM locked

A hall of compute racks receding into the dark

What we hold ourselves to

Six commitments the rest of this page has to prove.

ISO 27001 & SOC 2 aligned

Internal controls calibrated against ISO 27001/27002 and SOC 2 Type II criteria, on certified AWS infrastructure.

Data residency by contract

European workloads in Frankfurt and Ireland, LATAM workloads in São Paulo. GDPR and LGPD alignment throughout.

Encrypted end to end

AES-256 at rest across databases, object storage, and snapshots. TLS 1.3/1.2 for every connection in transit.

Enterprise SSO and MFA

SAML 2.0, OAuth 2.0, and OpenID Connect federation with multi-factor authentication mandatory for privileged access.

Immutable backups

S3 Object Lock snapshots that cannot be deleted or altered, validated by quarterly restoration drills.

Continuous verification

Dependency and static analysis on every pull request, monthly system scans, and periodic external penetration tests.

Search every disclosure

Filter 98 answers across 19 control domains.

Chapter 01 / 06

Governance and policy

The Information Security Policy that everything else hangs from — how it is validated, reviewed, audited, and held against ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR, and LGPD.

  • General and PSSI08
  • User awareness and training01
  • Compliance06

General and PSSI

08

User awareness and training

01

Compliance

06

The ledger

What we are measured against.

UNFLD runs lean. Rather than claim accreditations we do not hold, we state precisely where a certificate exists and where we calibrate our own practice to the criteria.

  • ISO 27001UNFLD practice · AWS certifiedInformation security management system controls and review cadence.
  • ISO 27002UNFLD practiceControl implementation guidance applied across the PSSI.
  • SOC 2 Type IIUNFLD practice · AWS certifiedSecurity, availability, and confidentiality criteria.
  • GDPRContractualLegal basis, DPAs with Standard Contractual Clauses, subject rights.
  • LGPDContractualBrazilian personal data protection across products we operate.
  • NIS2AlignedRisk management, incident reporting, and supply chain practice.
  • PCI DSS Level 1AWS certifiedPlatform accreditation inherited from the hosting layer.
Chapter 02 / 06

Identity and access

Who can reach what, proven at every boundary. Least privilege, documented identity lifecycle, enforced multi-factor authentication, and enterprise federation.

  • Access Authorization Management10
  • Authentication03

Federated by default

Your directory stays the source of truth.

Enterprise tenants federate through SAML 2.0, OAuth 2.0, or OpenID Connect against Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, or Google Workspace. When someone leaves your organisation, they leave ours in the same moment — no parallel account list to reconcile.

SAML 2.0
Assertion
OAuth 2.0
Delegation
OIDC
Identity
A constellation of linked nodes on black
Chapter 03 / 06

Infrastructure and perimeter

Where the compute physically sits, how the network is cut into segments, and what stands between the public internet and a database.

  • Physical security03
  • Security of communications09
  • Hosting06
  • Hypervisor & OS01

Physical security

03

Security of communications

09

Hosting

06

Hypervisor & OS

01

Data residency

Where the data physically sits, by contract.

EU primary

eu-central-1

Frankfurt · Germany

GDPR-resident workloads and encrypted RDS instances.

EU secondary

eu-west-1

Dublin · Ireland

Cross-region replication target for European clients.

LATAM primary

sa-east-1

São Paulo · Brazil

Local residency for Brazilian and LGPD-governed data.

Edge delivery and DDoS mitigation through Cloudflare points of presence worldwide. Origin compute never leaves the contracted region.

Chapter 04 / 06

Operations and response

The day-to-day: hardened workstations, change control, log aggregation, and what happens in the hours after something goes wrong.

  • Monitoring and Traceability06
  • Security related to operations10
  • Incident Management05

When something goes wrong

An incident is not the moment to invent a process. Triage, containment, root cause, and notification are written down before we ever need them.

Breach notification follows GDPR, LGPD, and contractual SLA terms — investigated and communicated to affected parties and regulators without undue delay. Everything an investigation needs is already being retained.

12 mo

Log retention

24–72h

Critical patch window

90 days

Snapshot retention

Chapter 05 / 06

Data, backup, and continuity

Classification, encryption, immutable snapshots, and the recovery objectives we hold ourselves to when a region goes dark.

  • Data Security07
  • Backups Management07
  • Business Continuity03

Data Security

07

Backups Management

07

Business Continuity

03

Enforced, not aspirational

The posture, as configuration.

Encryption, credential handling, and retention are not a policy document somebody remembers to apply. They are the defaults every UNFLD environment is provisioned with, and drift from them fails the pipeline.

posture.yml

# posture.yml — enforced across every UNFLD environmenttransport:  minimum: "TLS 1.2"  preferred: "TLS 1.3"  plaintext_http: "redirect"        # never served at_rest:  workstations: "FileVault AES-XTS"  databases: "AWS RDS AES-256"  objects: "S3 SSE-KMS AES-256"  backups: "AES-256 + S3 Object Lock" credentials:  hashing: "Argon2id, bcrypt fallback"  admin_mfa: "required"             # TOTP or hardware key  federation: ["SAML 2.0", "OAuth 2.0", "OIDC"] retention:  operational_logs: "12 months"  database_snapshots: "90 days"  archives: "monthly + yearly point-in-time"
Chapter 06 / 06

Engineering and supply chain

How software gets built and reviewed before it ships, how tenants stay separated, and what we require of every vendor we bring in.

  • Project Information Systems04
  • Software02
  • Services and layers05
  • Subcontracting Security02

Before anything ships

Four gates between a commit and production.

01

Peer review

Every pull request needs a human reviewer. No exceptions, no self-merge to production branches.

02

Automated gates

Static analysis, dependency scanning, and secret detection run on each commit before a merge is possible.

03

Staged deploy

Infrastructure and application changes reach staging first, under the same encryption and access controls.

04

External assessment

Penetration tests and vulnerability assessments with outside specialists, remediated by severity.

Security reviews & enterprise audits

Need a vendor risk assessment or a custom security annex?

Our legal and security engineering team in São Paulo provides custom vendor questionnaires, SOC 2 alignment mappings, Data Processing Addenda, and architectural reviews for enterprise partners.

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