Piscium
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Security

We practice what we preach. Piscium's platform and infrastructure are built with the same security rigor we deliver to our customers, and we're honest about where we are on the journey.

Security Status

Active

All systems operational. Continuous monitoring enabled.

OWASP APTSCertifications in progress

Standards & Posture

OWASP APTS

We align our autonomous testing to the OWASP Autonomous Penetration Testing Standard: a governance standard for operating autonomous pentest platforms safely, transparently, and within defined boundaries.

Certifications in progress

We do not yet hold third-party security certifications. We'll update this page as that changes. We won't claim what we haven't earned.

Data protection

Customer data is encrypted in transit and at rest, with least-privilege access controls and documented handling practices.

Our Security Posture

Encryption, least-privilege access, and continuous validation, applied to our own systems with the same rigor we deliver to customers.

Encryption

Data encrypted in transit (TLS 1.3) and at rest (AES-256).

Access Control

Role-based access control with mandatory multi-factor authentication and least-privilege defaults.

Secure Development

SAST, DAST, and SCA integrated into our CI/CD pipeline. All code reviewed before merge. Dependency updates automated.

Incident Response

Documented incident response plan with defined escalation paths.

Continuous Validation

We continuously validate our own environment using the Piscium platform, following the OWASP APTS safety and transparency requirements.

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Have Security Questions?

Our security team is happy to discuss our practices, share our security documentation, or answer vendor security questionnaires.