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Security & Data Protection

Vector Vault implements enterprise-grade security measures to protect your data and ensure privacy compliance.

Data Encryption

All data is secured both in transit and at rest with industry-standard encryption:

  • In Transit: TLS/SSL encryption for all data transfers between clients and Vector Vault infrastructure
  • At Rest: AES-256 encryption for all stored data, including vectors, metadata, and user content
  • End-to-End Protection: Your data remains encrypted throughout the entire pipeline

Access Control

Vector Vault employs robust access control mechanisms to ensure data security:

  • API Authentication: Secure API key-based authentication for all requests
  • Principle of Least Privilege: Users and API keys are granted only the minimum permissions necessary
  • Isolated Vaults: Each vault is a completely separate namespace with independent access controls
  • User Authorization: Multi-level permission system ensures only authorized users access specific resources

Data Privacy

Your privacy is our highest priority:

  • No Third-Party Sharing: We never share your data with third parties without explicit permission
  • Data Ownership: You maintain complete ownership and control of your data
  • Compliance Ready: Infrastructure designed to support GDPR, CCPA, and HIPAA compliance requirements
  • Tenant Isolation: Complete data isolation between different user accounts

Data Backups and Recovery

Automated backup and disaster recovery systems protect against data loss:

  • Automatic Backups: Regular automated backups of all vault data
  • Disaster Recovery: Built-in failover and recovery mechanisms ensure high availability
  • 99.9% Uptime SLA: Production-grade infrastructure with automatic failover
  • Permanent Deletion: User-deleted data is permanently removed and cannot be recovered, ensuring privacy

API Key Security

API keys are protected with industry-standard security practices:

  • Hashed Storage: API keys are stored using secure cryptographic hashing (not reversible)
  • Easy Rotation: Generate new API keys instantly if one is compromised
  • Instant Revocation: Immediately disable exposed keys to prevent unauthorized access
  • Password Protection: API key generation and management protected by user password authentication

Security Best Practices

When using Vector Vault, we recommend:

  1. Rotate API Keys Regularly: Update keys periodically and when team members change
  2. Use Environment Variables: Never hardcode API keys in source code
  3. Monitor Access Logs: Review API usage for suspicious activity
  4. Separate Environments: Use different API keys for development, staging, and production
  5. Secure Storage: Store API keys in secure secret management systems (AWS Secrets Manager, HashiCorp Vault, etc.)

Questions or Concerns?

For security-related questions or to report a vulnerability, please contact our security team through the Discord community or visit vectorvault.io.

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