We build and operate the data platforms behind intelligence products that serve competitive markets — where participants need to trust the infrastructure before they'll contribute to it.
When competitors contribute data to the same network, the operator can't have a stake in any one participant's outcome. These are the commitments that make our infrastructure neutral.
The organization that controls the network — not SecureView — decides who participates, what's collected, and what's shared. We operate infrastructure; they set policy.
Data contributed to the platform is used only to deliver the intelligence products participants signed up for. Never sold, never repurposed, never used for advertising.
One participant's raw data is never visible to another. Competitive intelligence is derived from aggregated patterns — individual contributions stay siloed and protected.
Any participant can leave the network. Any network operator can shut it down. Data is deleted on request. Lock-in undermines trust, so we architected against it.
The name is a commitment. These are the technical measures behind it.
TLS 1.2+ in transit. AES-256 at rest. Participant data logically isolated with separate access controls per client.
Role-based access, least-privilege defaults, MFA on all administrative accounts. Network operators manage permissions for their participants.
Immutable logs of every data access event. Operators and participants can verify who accessed what and when, on request.
Data hosted on U.S.-based cloud infrastructure. No data leaves the hosting environment except as authorized by the network operator.
Documented response procedures with defined notification timelines. Affected parties are notified promptly and directly.
Security practices informed by SOC 2 Trust Service Criteria, with formal Type II certification on our compliance roadmap.
Built on SecureView infrastructure
Security protects the data. Governance determines who controls it.
Whether you're evaluating our platform for your network, exploring a technology partnership, or have a security question, we'd like to hear from you.