Security & trust

What's implemented, what's partial, what's planned

We'd rather tell you exactly what's real today than let you assume more. Every claim below is checked against the running platform, not copied from a template.

MergeMind does not currently hold SOC 2, ISO 27001 or any third-party security certification. The controls below are implemented in the running platform; formal certification is on the roadmap and prioritised by real enterprise demand. If a certification is a hard requirement for your evaluation, tell us in a Build Review — it shapes what we prioritise next.

Controls

Implemented today, checked against the code

Authentication & access control

Zero-Trust gateway

Implemented

A single gateway validates the JWT once, then signs and injects identity headers (HMAC + timestamp). Downstream services verify the signature — they never parse a JWT themselves.


Multi-factor authentication

Implemented

TOTP-based MFA with backup codes, alongside SSO and invite-based provisioning.


Token security

Implemented

JTI blacklisting, one-time refresh-token rotation and bulk session revocation.


RBAC + ABAC authorization

Implemented

50+ fine-grained permissions across 4 platform roles, plus an attribute/ownership policy engine (owner-only, roles, time and IP ranges, deny-overrides).


SSO / SAML for enterprise

Implemented

Per-tenant identity-provider setup, with signed-assertion checks for wrapping, audience, issuer, recipient and replay. Hardened and tested in July 2026; not yet verified with a customer’s own identity provider.


SCIM 2.0 provisioning

Partial

Automatic user provisioning from an identity provider, authenticated by a per-tenant bearer token. Users can be created, read, updated, deleted and listed, and that route is live through the gateway. Still missing: PATCH, Groups, automated tests, and a gateway route for creating the bearer token an identity provider needs.

Tenant isolation

Tenant context from a verified header only

Implemented

The tenant a request operates on is resolved from the gateway-signed header, never from a client-supplied body field — so a tenant ID can’t be spoofed by the caller.


Enforcement at the data layer

Implemented

Every service scopes reads and writes to the caller’s tenant at the data-access layer — enforced, not left to per-endpoint convention.


Scheduled data purge

Implemented

Tenant offboarding includes a scheduled data-purge path for GDPR-style deletion requests.


Dedicated / VPC / self-hosted deployment

Planned

Full infrastructure isolation for a single tenant, scoped and quoted individually as a Dedicated Enterprise engagement.

Data protection

Encryption in transit

Implemented

All traffic to the platform is served over HTTPS/TLS.


Payment data

Implemented

Card and payment details are handled by our PCI-compliant payment processors (Razorpay, Stripe) — MergeMind does not store raw card data.


Published data-residency options

Planned

A formal published policy on where tenant data is stored, with regional options, is not live yet — available on request for engaged prospects today.


Published backup & disaster-recovery runbook

Planned

Backups exist operationally; a formal, externally published RPO/RTO commitment is on the roadmap.

Audit & observability

Transactional outbox to an immutable audit trail

Implemented

Domain writes emit through a transactional outbox to Kafka, so an event is never published unless its transaction committed — feeding a searchable, immutable audit store.


Distributed tracing & metrics

Implemented

Request tracing (Jaeger), metrics (Prometheus/Grafana) and structured logs on every service — not just uptime pings.


Per-tenant audit export

Planned

Self-serve export of a tenant’s own audit history via the console is planned; available on request today.

Compliance roadmap

Certifications & formal programs

SOC 2 Type I / II

Planned

ISO 27001

Planned

Formal subprocessor list & DPA template

Planned

Published vulnerability disclosure program

Planned

Found a security issue?

We don't yet have a formal bug-bounty program, but we take reports seriously and respond fast. Email hello@mergemind.co with details — please don't open a public issue or post the finding publicly before we've had a chance to respond.

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