Enterprise Security Architecture
Rigorous protocols, zero-trust network topology, and continuous compliance safeguarding client data and multi-tenant applications.
Zero-Trust Network Access & Encryption
Every request is mutually authenticated and authorized. All data in transit is encrypted using modern TLS 1.3 protocols, and all stored databases are encrypted at rest with AES-256 keys.
HIPAA & Healthcare Data Isolation
For Odentra and custom HealthTech systems, patient Protected Health Information (PHI) is strictly compartmentalized. We support offline local AI inference (via Ollama) ensuring clinical dictations never cross public networks.
Multi-Region Redundancy & Disaster Recovery
Automated database snapshots, point-in-time recovery (PITR), and active-passive multi-cloud failover architectures designed to meet 99.99% service availability agreements (SLAs).
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
Granular tenant boundaries, scoped API tokens, session expiration safeguards, and complete audit logging across all administrative, clinical, and warehouse actions.
SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 & CERT-In Readiness
Our engineering systems adhere to rigorous independent verification standards, including Section 70B of the Indian IT Act 2000 for mandatory CERT-In cyber incident reporting, and Rule 8 of the SPDI Rules. Enterprise clients and healthcare clinics can execute Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) and review third-party audit reports upon request.
Indian Data Sovereignty & MeitY Cloud Regions
For Indian enterprise clients, banks, and healthcare providers, Thiveo provides strict domestic data residency options hosted within MeitY-empaneled data centers in Mumbai (AWS ap-south-1) and Delhi NCR. No primary transactional data crosses international borders without explicit client authorization.
Responsible Vulnerability Disclosure
We welcome independent security researchers to report potential vulnerabilities. Please disclose issues responsibly to security@thiveo.com with reproducible steps. We commit to a 24-hour acknowledgment and safe-harbor protection for good-faith research.