Encryption standards
Document the transport and storage protections you actually use, such as TLS for data in transit, encryption at rest, key-management practices, and how secrets are handled.
Trust Center
Security and compliance information for buyer review
This page is designed as a trust-center style overview for B2B buyers evaluating Digest Engine. It covers the control areas procurement teams usually ask about: encryption, uptime, privacy compliance, and framework readiness.
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Buyer checklist
Describe encryption in transit and at rest.
State uptime goals and incident communication expectations.
Clarify GDPR and CCPA support for business customers.
Publish only certifications or attestations you can verify.
Core topics
The trust signals most SaaS buyers check first
A strong trust center is specific, current, and easy for procurement teams to scan.
Availability commitments
Summarize uptime targets, backup practices, monitoring coverage, incident response expectations, and how customers are notified when service issues occur.
Privacy program
Explain how the service supports buyer review for GDPR, CCPA, data minimization, data processing terms, and customer-controlled deletion or export workflows.
Assurance artifacts
List the reports, questionnaires, subprocessors, security summaries, or audit artifacts you can share during procurement or vendor review.
Frameworks
Compliance badges and certifications buyers look for
Use these cards to show the real status of your program. Avoid implying certification, attestation, or regulatory coverage unless it is true and current.
SOC 2
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Update this card with your real scope, report type, audit period, or readiness status before external publication.
ISO 27001
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Use this area to disclose whether certification exists, is in progress, or is not currently part of the program.
HIPAA
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State clearly whether HIPAA support is available, limited to specific deployment models, or not offered at all.
GDPR
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Summarize lawful-processing support, DPA availability, regional transfer safeguards, and deletion or access request workflows.
CCPA
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Describe your service-provider posture, disclosure practices, and how business customers can support consumer requests where applicable.
Review details
What a procurement or security review should learn here
The point of a trust center is to shorten diligence cycles with concrete, buyer-relevant information.
Security architecture
Use this section to summarize environment separation, access controls, least-privilege practices, audit logging, vulnerability management, and internal review processes. Buyers typically want a concise explanation of how the service is secured, not just a list of vendor names.
Operational reliability
Document uptime objectives, incident escalation paths, disaster recovery planning, and how service interruptions are communicated. If you publish a status page, support response targets, or backup windows, link or summarize them here.
Data governance
Describe what customer data is processed, where it is stored, who can access it, how long it is retained, and how deletion or export requests are handled. This is also the right place to summarize subprocessor governance and contractual security commitments.
Procurement support
Many B2B buyers need more than a marketing claim. Call out whether you can provide NDAs, security questionnaires, DPAs, architecture overviews, incident-response summaries, or compliance reports during vendor review.
Contact
Need security answers for procurement?
Contact the Digest Engine team if you need a security questionnaire, DPA discussion, architecture summary, or a buyer-ready version of this trust center with verified control details.