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Security Radar · Work in progress — published openly

Security at PMWISE.AI

Security is not a feature we bolted on — it is the first thing we designed. This page is our open, living register of what we do to stay secure. We publish it, gaps and all, because a promise you can examine is the only honest basis for trust. It is a work in progress and we will keep it current as we build.

Everything we do falls into one of two lanes — or, for the strongest controls, both. We keep one list across both so nothing falls between the cracks.

Protecting you

Your data is yours. We are built so we cannot read what we should not, cannot lose what we hold, and cannot let one client’s world touch another’s.

Protecting the platform

The service itself must not be the weak link — a problem in our systems must never become a problem for you.

Protecting you

Each client’s information is walled off from every other client’s — enforced by the database itself, not just by our code

Live

You decide who sees each project: people you invite can read for free, and only people you choose can change anything

Live

Sensitive documents are visible only to the people you trust with them, project by project

Ready

Files are stored privately — no public or guessable links; downloads use short-lived signed links

Live

Uploads are checked before our AI will read them: file type verified from the contents, executables and known test malware refused

Live

A full antivirus engine on every upload

Ready

Data is encrypted in transit and at rest

Live

A permanent record of every change to who can access what

Live

Export your plans and reports to take elsewhere — and you keep that even if you stop paying

Live

Client-held encryption keys (BYOK) — so only you can unlock your document content

In design

A confidential-computing enclave (TEE) so even we cannot read your documents during analysis

In design

A log of every access to your content, visible to you

In design

Protecting the platform

Untrusted document content is treated as data, never instructions — it cannot hijack our AI

Live

Secrets and keys are server-side only and never reach your browser

Live

Every read and write is checked by the database against who you are — the master key is kept for a short, audited list of jobs

Live

An ethics layer governs every AI action

Live

Payments handled entirely by Stripe — your card details never touch PMWISE

Ready

Every code change is security-reviewed before it ships

In design

Automated checks on the software we depend on

Live

Secret and configuration scanning

In design

A written incident-response plan and responsible-disclosure programme

Planned

Multi-factor sign-in — a password signs you in and a reset comes only by emailed link; we chose simplicity here and will revisit it for enterprise clients

Not planned

Continuous, not one-time

Being secure at launch means little; being still secure today is what counts. We are building automated checks that run continuously — confirming our controls still hold, and scanning for new kinds of threat to add to this list. In design

Certification when you need it

We build to 80%+ of what IRAP, the Essential Eight and SOC 2 require by design, and keep the evidence ready. We take the final certifying step — independent penetration testing and formal audit — when an enterprise or government client requires it. We are not certified yet, and we say so plainly.

Radical transparency

We show what is live, what we are building, and where the gaps are — because pretending gaps do not exist is itself a security risk. If you are a security researcher and you find a flaw, we want to hear from you.

Responsible disclosure contact: security@pmwise.ai

Legend:Live — built and in effectReady — built and tested, switched on at launchIn design — designed, build to followPlanned — committed, not yet designedNot planned — a deliberate choice, stated openly

Questions about how we handle your data?

Enterprise buyer or curious individual — ask us anything. We’d rather you know before you sign up.

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