Security by Design
Controls are designed into the target architecture from the first landing-zone decision — not added after the fact.
Security, resilience and operational transparency designed into every engagement.
Controls are designed into the target architecture from the first landing-zone decision — not added after the fact.
Every identity, workload, and engineer receives the minimum access required, scoped and reviewed. Nothing is trusted by default.
Multiple independent layers — network, identity, encryption, and validation — so no single control is a single point of failure.
Disaster recovery is drilled live before handover; cutovers are rehearsed, measured, and instantly reversible.
Our own services run on established cloud providers, and every client migration inherits the same disciplined controls.
Global edge delivery with TLS termination, DDoS mitigation, and a web application firewall in front of public services.
Compute and storage in established AWS regions, configured to least-privilege and segmented by environment.
Data at rest is encrypted using industry-standard algorithms, with keys managed under scoped access.
All traffic to and between services is protected in transit with TLS; plaintext channels are not used for sensitive data.
Systems emit telemetry and audit logs so activity is observable and anomalies can be investigated.
Regular, encrypted backups paired with rehearsed recovery procedures, so restores are demonstrated rather than assumed.
Protection follows the data through its whole lifecycle — from the network edge to secure deletion.
TLS protects data moving between clients, services, and cloud providers.
Stored data is encrypted with industry-standard algorithms and scoped key access.
Least-privilege access with MFA required for administrative and privileged operations.
Information is kept only as long as an engagement or applicable law requires.
When data is no longer needed it is securely deleted or irreversibly anonymized.
If you are a security researcher and believe you have found a vulnerability in our systems, we want to hear from you.
[email protected]Email [email protected] with a clear description, affected component, and reproduction steps.
We appreciate coordinated disclosure. Please give us reasonable time to investigate and remediate before any public discussion.
Testing that degrades service, accesses other people's data, or destroys information. Act in good faith and stay within scope.
VoltricEdge does not currently hold the certifications below. This is our roadmap and the practices we already follow — we will never claim a certification we do not possess.
We follow the access, monitoring, and change-management practices SOC 2 describes and are working toward a formal audit.
Our information-security practices are aligned to ISO 27001 principles; formal certification is a roadmap goal, not a current claim.
Least privilege, defense in depth, encryption, and secrets management are applied today across our engagements.
Data minimization, retention limits, and secure deletion inform how we handle information; see our Privacy Policy.
We are formalizing and rehearsing an incident-response process so detection, escalation, and communication are repeatable.
Our website and client-facing services run on Cloudflare and Amazon Web Services (AWS). Migration work itself is performed inside your own cloud accounts and chosen regions — we do not take custody of your production data beyond what a given engagement requires.
Backups are encrypted and access-controlled under least privilege. Recovery is rehearsed as part of every migration, so restores are demonstrated before handover rather than assumed.
Data is encrypted in transit with TLS and at rest with industry-standard algorithms such as AES-256. Encryption keys are managed with scoped, least-privilege access.
Email [email protected] with a description and reproduction steps. We appreciate coordinated disclosure and will acknowledge legitimate reports.
Yes. MFA is required for administrative and privileged access wherever it is supported.
Secrets and credentials are held in a managed secrets store — never in plaintext or source control. Passwords are hashed where applicable, and access is scoped by least privilege.
Not currently. We follow the practices those frameworks describe and are working toward formal certification — see our Compliance Roadmap. We will not claim a certification we do not hold.
The same senior engineers who scope and architect your migration execute the cutover. There is no hand-off to a junior delivery team.
Start with a ten-day assessment — inventory, TCO comparison, and a disaster recovery gap analysis.