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Enterprise security.
Enterprise-grade security across every layer of the platform - encryption, network controls, access governance + compliance certifications built in as standard, not as add-ons.
CAPABILITY OVERVIEW
Security built-in, not bolted-on.
Rayven's security model applies consistent, enterprise-grade controls across every layer of the platform without requiring per-layer security configuration.
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Encryption protects data at rest and in-transit.
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Network segmentation, IP controls + rate limiting govern connectivity.
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Secrets management secures all credentials and API keys.
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Role-based access + Label-based data scoping control who sees what.
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Vulnerability management + patch processes maintain platform security as the threat landscape evolves.
All of this is standard - not a premium tier or optional add-on.
Security measures applied across the platform:
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AES-256 encryption at rest for all data
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256-bit SSL/TLS encryption for all data in-transit
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Role-based access control (RBAC) across all users + workspaces
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Network segmentation + IP allow/deny lists
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Secrets management for all credentials + API keys
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Vulnerability scanning + regular security patch cadence
KEY CAPABILITIES
What Enterprise Security gives you.
Encryption at rest + in-transit
All data stored in MySQL + Cassandra is encrypted at rest using AES-256. All data in-transit between users, devices + external systems is encrypted via 256-bit SSL/TLS using the TLS Handshake + Record protocols. Encryption is applied at the infrastructure level across all components - no additional configuration required.
Network security + segmentation
Network segmentation, private networking options, IP allow/deny lists, rate limits + quotas + signed webhooks protect the platform from unauthorised access. HMAC/JWT authentication options provide additional API-level security for inbound + outbound connections.
Secrets management
API keys, credentials, connection strings + authentication tokens are stored in the platform's secrets management system. Secrets are never exposed in workflow configuration, logs or user interfaces after initial setup. Access to secrets is governed by role-based permissions.
Vulnerability management + patching
Regular vulnerability scanning, dependency monitoring + CVE triage maintain platform security across all components. A defined patch cadence applies security updates on a regular schedule. An emergency patch process handles critical vulnerabilities with accelerated response timelines.
Compliance + data residency
Rayven runs on Microsoft Azure infrastructure, inheriting Azure compliance certifications including ISO 27001, SOC 2 + GDPR compliance frameworks. Configurable data residency + deployment-specific controls help meet industry-specific regulatory requirements.
Tenant isolation
Logical tenant isolation separates all data + configuration between customers on shared infrastructure. Optional dedicated infrastructure in private cloud or on-premise deployments provides physical isolation for organisations with the highest security requirements.
HOW IT CONNECTS: EXPLAINER
Where Enterprise Security fit in the Rayven Platform stack.
Enterprise security operates at the infrastructure level, applying consistent controls across every layer of the platform.
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Encryption at rest protects all Data Layer storage - MySQL + Cassandra databases.
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Encryption in-transit protects all Integration Layer connections - inbound data, outbound API calls + IoT device communications.
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Network security controls govern Execution Layer API endpoint exposure + outbound webhook delivery.
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Access governance controls the Presentation Layer - determining which users access which dashboards, data + controls.
Compliance + data residency configurations apply platform-wide across all data processing.
USE CASES
How Enterprise Security gets used.
Enterprise passing information security assessment before deployment
A large infrastructure company's security team assesses Rayven before deployment. AES-256 encryption, TLS in-transit, RBAC, MFA, audit logging, network segmentation + Azure compliance certifications address the assessment requirements. Private cloud deployment within the client's own Azure tenant provides additional data residency + network access control.
Healthcare operator deploying a patient workflow platform
A healthcare network deploys a workflow platform for sensitive operational data. Encryption at rest + in-transit, role-based access, audit logging, configurable data residency + tenant isolation address the network's security requirements without bespoke security configuration.
Partner assuring enterprise clients of security compliance
An MSP uses Rayven's security capabilities to address security questionnaires from enterprise clients. Azure compliance certifications, documented encryption standards, RBAC architecture + audit trail capabilities provide the evidence enterprise procurement teams need - without custom security builds per client.
Rayven Enterprise Security FAQs:
What authentication methods does Rayven support?
Rayven supports username and password, single sign-on (SSO) via SAML 2.0 and OAuth 2.0, and multi-factor authentication (MFA). All authentication methods can be enforced at the organisational level. See the Security Layer.
Does Rayven support single sign-on?
Yes. Rayven supports SAML 2.0 and OAuth 2.0-based SSO, allowing users to authenticate via existing identity providers such as Azure AD, Okta, Google Workspace, and other corporate identity platforms. See Users, Roles + Access.
Is data encrypted in transit and at rest?
Yes. All data transmitted to and from Rayven is encrypted using TLS 1.2 or higher. Data stored in databases and file systems is encrypted at rest using AES-256. See Deployment + Architecture.
Does Rayven support multi-factor authentication?
Yes. MFA can be enabled for all users or enforced for specific roles such as administrators. Supported methods include authenticator apps (TOTP) and SMS codes. See Users, Roles + Access.
What security standards does Rayven align with?
Rayven's security practices align with ISO 27001 principles, OWASP top-10 mitigation guidelines, and applicable Australian privacy legislation. Specific compliance posture varies by deployment type. See Governance + Controls.
Can IP allow-listing be configured to restrict access?
Yes. Rayven supports IP allow-listing at the platform level. Administrators can restrict login and API access to specified IP ranges, preventing access from unauthorised networks. See Users, Roles + Access.
How are API keys and tokens managed?
API keys can be generated, scoped to specific permissions, rotated, and revoked from within the platform. Each key has an associated audit log so you can track which key was used for any given API call. See Audit Trails + Logs.
Does Rayven undergo penetration testing?
Yes. Rayven engages third-party security firms to conduct penetration testing on a regular cycle. Findings are remediated and tracked to closure. Enterprise customers can request summary reports as part of vendor security assessments. See Security Layer.
Can security event notifications be configured?
Yes. Administrators can configure alerts for security events such as multiple failed login attempts, new device logins, or access from unexpected IP addresses. Notifications can be sent by email, SMS, or webhook. See Notifications + Alerts.
How are platform vulnerabilities managed and disclosed?
Rayven maintains a responsible disclosure programme. Identified vulnerabilities are triaged, prioritised by severity, and patched on a defined cadence. Critical vulnerabilities in the managed cloud platform are patched promptly and customers are notified as appropriate. See Security Layer.
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Role-based access control, SSO, MFA + workspace-level permission management across all users.
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Hosting + Management
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Governance + Controls
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Audit Trails + Logs
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