Trust Center

Security and compliance at Ostorlab

Your app binaries, source code and security reports are sensitive. Here is how we protect them, and how to run your vendor review.

  • SOC 2 Type II report (Security)
  • Encrypted at rest and in transit
  • On-premises available
  • Bring your own AI key

At a glance

How we protect your data

The controls security and procurement teams ask about first.

Compliance

SOC 2 Type II report (Security)

Ostorlab has a SOC 2 Type II report for the Security criteria, covering 18 Nov 2024 – 18 Apr 2025 (the audit for the current period is in progress). A Type II audit evaluates how security controls operate over a sustained period, not just at a single point in time.

Encryption

Encrypted at rest and in transit

All customer data, including app binaries, source code and reports, is encrypted at rest and in transit.

Infrastructure

Cloud platform and local scanners

Ostorlab runs on Google Cloud infrastructure with Hardware Security Modules. On-premises scanners execute scans locally and send results and status to the cloud platform for orchestration and reporting.

Explore on-premises scanning

Data residency

Choose where your data lives

Enterprise plans let you choose a hosting region: US data residency, EU hosting, GCC data sovereignty with cloud isolation, or APAC hosting.

  • United States
  • Europe
  • GCC
  • Asia-Pacific

AI and your data

Bring your own AI key

BYOK uses your own AI-provider account, credentials and model, with a spend limit per scan. Data is sent to the selected provider; retention and training policies depend on the provider and account. Ask our security team for policy details.

Access control

SSO/SAML, RBAC and audit logs

Single sign-on with SAML, role-based access control and audit logs are available as an add-on and included on Enterprise.

Data handling

How your data is handled

AI-provider data flows, local execution, cloud reporting and data controls.

When does data go to an AI provider?

AI-powered scans, such as the Deep Agentic Scan, the multi-asset scan, the Mobile Shielding Scan and the Single Vulnerability Assessment, use an AI provider you choose when you set up the scan: Cyber Models, which runs on Ostorlab's provider account and is paid with prepaid credits, or BYOK, which runs on your own provider account and is billed by your provider. Fast, Full and Exhaustive scans and attack surface scans need no AI provider.

What stays in your environment with an on-premises scanner?

An on-premises scanner runs scans on infrastructure you control: mobile apps, web apps and APIs, private networks and source code, depending on your license. It is a daemon for Linux or macOS that connects to the Ostorlab platform with an organization API key and receives the scans you send it. It runs them locally and reports the results to the platform, along with its status, including its IP address, CPU and memory.

How long is data kept, and who processes it?

For retention and deletion periods, the list of subprocessors, and how your data moves through Ostorlab, where it is stored and who can access it, ask the security team as part of your review.

Ask about your data flows
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Compliance

SOC 2 Type II report: Security criteria

Ostorlab has a SOC 2 Type II report covering the Security criteria, for the audit period 18 Nov 2024 – 18 Apr 2025 (the audit for the current period is in progress). Unlike a Type I report, which looks at control design on a single date, a Type II audit tests how those controls operate over the audit period.

What a SOC 2 Type II report contains

  • A description of the audited system and its boundaries
  • The security controls in place and how the auditor tested them
  • The auditor's opinion and test results for the audit period
Request the SOC 2 report

Analyst recognition

Named in the 2025 Gartner® Hype Cycle™ for Application Security

Ostorlab is named a Sample Vendor for Mobile Application Security Testing in the Gartner® Hype Cycle™ for Application Security, 2025, published on 22 July 2025.

Documentation

Go deeper in the docs

Public guides your security and IT teams can review before a call.

Security at Ostorlab

Encryption and key management, hosting, availability and the security program.

Read the guide

Scanner and integration IP addresses

The addresses scans and integrations come from, to allowlist in your WAF or firewall.

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On-premises scanners

Install a scanner inside your own network and run scans from there.

Read the guide

Bring your own AI key

Add your own LLM provider key and choose the model that AI-powered scans use.

Read the guide

SAML single sign-on

Set up SSO with Azure Active Directory, Google Workspace, Okta or OneLogin.

Read the guide

Owner-based access control

Limit what each team can see and change, based on the owners they can access.

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Vendor review

Running a security review?

Tell us what your review needs and our team will get back to you with the documents and answers.

Or emailcontact@ostorlab.co

  • SOC 2 Type II report

    Request a copy of our latest SOC 2 Type II report for your review.

    Request the report
  • Security questionnaires

    Send us your questionnaire and we will complete it for your procurement process.

    Send your questionnaire
  • Architecture and data flows

    Ask how your data moves through Ostorlab, where it is stored and who can access it.

    Ask about your data flows