Automation built around control.
Solvantra operates at the intersection of identity, SaaS access and automated governance. That makes security and control fundamental to the platform rather than features added after the fact.
The architecture is designed around tenant isolation, protected credentials, least-privilege access, controlled remediation and auditable governance activity.
Security Architecture
Tenant Isolation
Customer environments remain logically separated.
Solvantra is designed as a multi-tenant platform with tenant-aware data access controls. Row-level security is used within the database architecture to enforce separation between customer environments and reduce the risk of cross-tenant data access.
Credential Protection
Protect the credentials that enable automation.
Integration credentials can provide access to sensitive customer environments and therefore require stronger protection than ordinary application configuration.
Solvantra uses protected credential storage and encryption mechanisms designed to limit credential exposure and ensure that sensitive integration material is handled separately from ordinary application data.
Encryption
Protect data in transit and at rest.
Solvantra incorporates encryption controls throughout the platform architecture. Data transmitted between components is protected using secure transport mechanisms, while sensitive stored data is protected using appropriate encryption controls.
AWS KMS-backed key management is used for applicable protected credential classes and encryption workflows.
Least Privilege
Give integrations only the access they require.
Identity governance systems can become a significant source of risk when integrations are granted broader permissions than necessary.
Solvantra is designed around the principle of least privilege, using appropriately scoped integration permissions wherever the underlying platform supports them. The objective is to minimise unnecessary access while retaining the capabilities required for governance workflows.
OAuth Governance
Persistent application access deserves continued oversight.
OAuth authorizations can allow applications and services to access organizational resources on behalf of users. These relationships may persist even after the original business requirement has changed.
Solvantra provides visibility into supported OAuth relationships and can support controlled revocation where the relevant integration capabilities and permissions are available.
Remediation Controls
Automation should remain controlled.
Identity remediation can have significant operational consequences. Solvantra therefore approaches automated remediation as a controlled process rather than unrestricted autonomous change.
Actions can be designed around explicit permissions, defined workflows and verification. Where AI-assisted remediation capabilities are used, the objective is to assist with analysis and execution while maintaining appropriate safeguards and operational control.
Auditability
Know what changed and why.
Governance actions should be observable and reviewable. Solvantra is designed to maintain records of relevant identity and remediation activity so that teams can understand the actions performed by the platform and investigate operational outcomes.
Security Roadmap
Security maturity is a continuous process.
Security is not a single milestone. It is an ongoing engineering, operational and governance process.
Solvantra does not claim security certifications or compliance attestations that have not been independently achieved. As the platform and customer base mature, additional security controls, independent assessments and formal assurance initiatives may be introduced where appropriate.
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For how revocation itself is scoped and controlled, see OAuth access management and grant revocation.