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Last updated: Oct 19, 2026

String AI builds data infrastructure for enterprise and quantitative-research customers. This page summarizes the security, confidentiality, and availability practices that protect our services and the data entrusted to us. Our published Terms of Service and Privacy Policy govern use of the services.

Compliance status

FrameworkScopeStatus
SOC 2Security, Confidentiality, AvailabilityType I audit in progress with the Johanson Group; completion targeted for October 2026; no report issued
GDPR (EU and UK)Article 27 representationEU and UK representatives appointed; certificate EV103335 issued by Euverify (verify)
HIPAAProtected health information (PHI)PHI off by default; enabled only for a scoped workflow under a signed business associate agreement (BAA)

Our SOC 2 Type I audit is in progress with the Johanson Group, with completion targeted for the end of October 2026. Type II work will begin immediately after Type I. These are planned milestones; no SOC 2 report has been issued. We will update customers when the Type I report is available.

HIPAA and protected health information

Protected health information (PHI) is off by default. We enable it only for a scoped workflow, after we sign a business associate agreement (BAA) with the customer. Do not send PHI through our services before that agreement is in place.

We support customers subject to HIPAA, including a documented PHI boundary, risk analysis, workforce training, breach response procedures, and BAA coverage.

If your use case involves PHI or would invoke HIPAA or BAA coverage, write to support@usestring.ai with “HIPAA” in the subject line. Tell us the workflow, the data involved, and your vendor review requirements. We will confirm our ability to support it.

Security governance

Our security program assigns accountable owners for security and compliance, maintains documented policies, reviews risks and access, and tracks identified issues through remediation or formal risk treatment. Personnel complete security-awareness training and acknowledge the policies that apply to their work.

Security practices

Identity and access. We use managed company identities, multi-factor authentication, least-privilege access, and documented joiner, mover, and leaver procedures. Access rights and privileged roles are reviewed on a recurring basis, and access is revoked when it is no longer required.

Encryption and secrets. Our API and public web endpoints enforce TLS 1.2 or higher. Data at rest is encrypted using provider-managed AES-256 or equivalent encryption. Secrets are kept in a managed secrets service and are not committed to source code or placed in logs. Full-disk encryption is required on endpoints used to access company systems.

Network and infrastructure security. We use managed cloud security controls, restricted administrative access paths, firewall rules, and centralized identity controls to protect production services. Network exposure and privileged access are reviewed as part of change management and recurring security reviews.

Device security. Personnel use personally owned devices subject to security requirements and self-attestation. Mosyle endpoint management is planned for rollout by November 30, 2026. Current controls include required full-disk encryption, firewall protection, automatic updates, screen locking, and built-in macOS malware protection.

Secure development and change management. Source code is version-controlled. Production changes use a documented pull-request workflow, automated testing and security checks where applicable, controlled deployment steps, and post-deployment monitoring. Changes leave an auditable record from review through deployment.

Logging, monitoring, and vulnerability management. We centralize cloud audit logs and monitor security-relevant and availability events with automated alerting. Alerts are triaged under documented response procedures and reviewed for effectiveness. We scan for committed secrets and known vulnerable dependencies and prioritize remediation based on risk.

Penetration testing. Practical Assurance, an independent security firm, performed authenticated and unauthenticated web application and API penetration testing, plus an unauthenticated external network assessment, in July 2026. All findings are remediated. The report, dated July 25 and reissued August 3, 2026, is available to customers and prospective customers under NDA.

Data protection

Data location and confidentiality. Customer data is processed and stored primarily in the United States using major cloud and software service providers. Specific location or transfer requirements are addressed in customer agreements. Personnel with access to confidential information are subject to confidentiality obligations.

Classification and retention. We classify data as Public, Internal, Sensitive, or Critical and apply handling and access controls according to sensitivity. We retain data according to contractual requirements, legal obligations, and the practices described in our Privacy Policy, then delete or de-identify it when it is no longer required.

AI agent governance

AI agents are part of our operating environment. We are formalizing a governance program that inventories agents, classifies the trust level of their inputs and the impact of their permitted actions, documents boundaries, and applies additional safeguards to agents that process externally influenced content. Detailed governance material will be made available only after its internal approval gate is complete.

Incident response

We maintain a documented incident-response process covering detection, containment, eradication, recovery, communications, and post-incident review. If an incident affects customer data, we will notify affected customers in accordance with applicable law and contractual commitments.

Business continuity

We maintain documented business-continuity and disaster-recovery procedures with recovery objectives for in-scope services and data stores. Recovery procedures and supporting evidence are being tested and matured as part of our SOC 2 audit preparation.

Third-party service providers

We maintain an internal inventory and risk-review process for third parties that support our services. Our current sub-processor list is available to customers and prospective customers on request via our sub-processors page. We update the list before engaging a new sub-processor; customers holding a Data Processing Addendum are notified of sub-processor changes per its terms.

Web data collection and acceptable use

Our services collect publicly available web data and transform it into structured datasets, analytics, and monitoring. Customer-directed requests remain subject to our acceptable-use requirements and product controls. Our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy describe the governing terms in more detail.

Request documentation

Additional security documentation is being prepared for approved release under mutual NDA. A security questionnaire and compliance summary will be available after internal review. Read our customer Data Processing Addendum. To request an execution copy, email support@usestring.ai with “LEGAL” in the subject line. A SOC 2 report will be available only after an independent auditor issues one.

Security contact: support@usestring.ai with “SECURITY” in the subject line. Use “PRIVACY” for privacy matters and “LEGAL” for legal requests. See also our security page for how to report a vulnerability.