Security Binder is non-custodial by design.
We help organizations build cybersecurity documentation, readiness workflows, framework mappings, and Local Packs without requiring them to centralize sensitive operational proof in our platform.
Non-custodial by design
Security documentation can become sensitive quickly. A completed binder may reveal systems, vendors, recovery priorities, security tooling, backup practices, known gaps, and evidence of implemented controls.
Security Binder is designed to help customers structure that work without making our platform the default place to store sensitive proof.
We provide the structure, workflows, templates, mappings, and export packages. Customers keep sensitive final details and evidence in their own environment.
What should stay with the customer
Security Binder is designed so hosted workspaces can remain pseudonymous and placeholder-based.
Customers should complete and store sensitive operational material in their own environment, including system names, vendor names, employee names, network diagrams, security screenshots, backup records, access reviews, signed acknowledgments, final cyber insurance materials, and evidence files.
What we use hosted workspaces for
Hosted workspaces are intended for guided drafting, template selection, framework mapping, placeholder-based content, versioning, export workflows, and non-sensitive product operation.
Security Binder should not be treated as an evidence vault.
Vulnerability disclosure
We welcome good-faith vulnerability reports.
Please review our Vulnerability Disclosure Policy before testing or submitting a report. The policy explains scope, authorization boundaries, reporting expectations, and activities that are not permitted.
Security due diligence
We keep public security information intentionally limited to avoid publishing unnecessary operational detail.
Qualified customers, partners, and reviewers may request additional security due diligence materials through the appropriate business or partner-review process.