Enterprise Compliance & Data Protection

🔐 Zero-Knowledge Architecture Compliance Benefits

🚫 No Data Access

Our servers never see your plain-text data, dramatically reducing compliance requirements and breach risks.

⚖️ Reduced Legal Liability

Since we cannot decrypt user data, legal requests for data disclosure are technically impossible to fulfill.

🛡️ Inherent Privacy Protection

Client-side encryption and automatic deletion provide built-in privacy by design principles.

🇪🇺 GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) Compliance

Comprehensive compliance for users in the European Union with enhanced privacy protections:

📋 Data Minimization

Zero-Knowledge Processing: No access to user content
Minimal Collection: Only essential technical data
Anonymous Usage: No account required for basic features
Count-Based Deletion: Precise data lifecycle control

⏰ Automatic Data Deletion

Dual Expiration System: Time-based (10min-30days) or count-based (1-20 accesses)
Automated Cleanup: Content removed every 5 minutes
No Data Persistence: Immediate deletion after expiration/access limit
Secure Deletion: No recoverable traces

🔒 User Rights Protection

Right to Erasure: Automatic and manual deletion options
Data Portability: Users control their encryption keys
Access Control: Private authentication and access tracking
Transparency: Clear data processing policies

🏥 HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) Considerations

Advanced security features suitable for healthcare data protection requirements:

🔐 Technical Safeguards

End-to-End Encryption: AES-256 client-side encryption
Access Controls: Authentication-required private content
Audit Capabilities: Access logging for registered users
Automatic Logoff: Session timeout and data expiration

🛡️ Administrative Safeguards

Security Management: Dedicated security protocols
Access Management: User-controlled sharing permissions
Workforce Training: Security-focused development practices
Incident Response: Security monitoring and response

🏢 Physical Safeguards

Secure Infrastructure: Protected server environments
Access Controls: Restricted system access
Data Centers: Industry-standard physical security
Disposal: Secure data deletion protocols

🇺🇸 CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act) Compliance

Comprehensive privacy protection for California residents with enhanced transparency:

🚫 No Sale of Personal Information

Zero-knowledge architecture prevents data monetization
No tracking or behavioral profiling
No third-party data sharing
Complete user data control

📊 Transparent Data Practices

Clear privacy policies and data usage
Minimal data collection practices
User control over data retention
No hidden data processing

🌍 International Privacy Compliance

🇨🇦 PIPEDA (Canada)

Personal Information Protection principles
Minimal collection and use limitation
Secure data handling practices
User consent and control

🇦🇺 Privacy Act (Australia)

Australian Privacy Principles compliance
Data breach notification readiness
Cross-border data transfer protections
Individual privacy rights

🇰🇷 PIPA (South Korea)

Personal Information Protection Act
Data minimization principles
Secure processing standards
Individual rights protection

🏭 Industry Standards & Certifications

🔒 Security Standards

SOC 2 Principles: Security, availability, confidentiality
ISO 27001: Information security management
NIST Framework: Cybersecurity framework alignment
OWASP Guidelines: Web application security

🏢 Enterprise Ready

Business Associate Agreements: HIPAA compliance support
Data Processing Agreements: GDPR compliance documentation
Security Assessments: Regular third-party audits
Compliance Reporting: Documentation and evidence

📊 Audit and Monitoring Capabilities

Advanced monitoring and audit features for compliance requirements:

📝 Access Logging

Comprehensive access tracking for registered users
Real-time access count monitoring
Timestamp and user identification
Audit trail for compliance reporting

🔍 Security Monitoring

Automated security scanning and monitoring
Threat detection and response
Incident logging and reporting
Compliance violation alerts

💡 Compliance Best Practices

🔒 For Healthcare Organizations:

Use private mode for all patient data
Enable count-based access for sensitive information
Maintain audit logs of all data access
Use shortest appropriate expiration times
Train staff on secure sharing practices

🏢 For Enterprise Deployment:

Establish data sharing policies
Implement user access controls
Regular compliance training
Document data handling procedures
Monitor and audit usage patterns

✅ Enterprise Compliance & Data Protection