Security & Compliance
Security and data protection are foundational to how we design, deploy, and operate our platform.
Platform Security
Pyze implements industry-standard security controls to protect customer data.
Data Protection
- Encryption in transit (TLS 1.2+)
- Encryption at rest (where applicable)
- Logical data isolation between customers
Access Control
- Role-based access control (RBAC) with granular, role-aware permissions
- Single sign-on (SAML) and automated provisioning (SCIM) via your identity provider
- Row- and column-level scoping, so each role sees only the data it should
- Least-privilege principles and secure authentication mechanisms
Monitoring & Logging
- System activity logging
- Monitoring for anomalous behavior
- Incident detection and response processes
Deployment Flexibility
Pyze supports multiple deployment models, including deployment inside the customer's own environment for full data sovereignty:
- Pyze-hosted SaaS environments
- Customer-managed deployment within your own cloud (GCP), so Pyze runs where your data already resides
This allows Pyze to operate in highly regulated industries, including banking and financial services, government and public sector, and life sciences, where consumer-grade analytics tools cannot. It allows customers to:
- Maintain full control over data residency, with no behavioral data leaving the customer boundary
- Mask PII at the point of capture (telemetry only, with no screen recordings; see Data Privacy & Consent)
- Meet strict InfoSec and regulatory requirements
Data Processing Model
- Customers retain full control over their data
- Pyze operates as a data processor or subprocessor
- Data is processed solely to deliver the Services
Pyze does not sell or use customer data for advertising purposes.
The Pyze Data Processing Agreement is available here: Data Processing Addendum
Compliance Framework
Pyze aligns with industry-standard practices, including:
- GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation)
- SOC 2-aligned security practices
SOC 2 Type II Compliant
Pyze maintains SOC 2 Type II compliance with regular audits and continuous monitoring of security controls.
Data Governance & AI Guardrails
Pyze is built to be governed and transparent, including how its AI features operate:
- Warehouse-native SQL transparency: analysis runs against a governed model you can inspect
- A governed semantic layer underpins every metric, so numbers are consistent and auditable
- The Ask-the-Data copilot and analyst agents show the query they ran, and operate only within the user's permitted scope
- Agent access via the Pyze MCP server is scoped and governed: agents see only what their role allows
Subprocessors
Pyze uses trusted third-party providers for:
- Cloud infrastructure
- Monitoring and support
A current list of subprocessors is available here: Subprocessors
Incident Response
Pyze maintains incident response procedures to:
- Detect and respond to security incidents
- Notify customers in a timely manner
- Mitigate and remediate risks
Security Reviews
Pyze regularly:
- Reviews security controls and conducts SOC 2 audits
- Updates infrastructure and dependencies
- Performs internal assessments
- Conducts third-party penetration tests
Contact & Security Inquiries
For security or compliance questions: