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Wasabi Trust Center
Security and Data Protection You Can Trust
Explore the hub for our most-accessed security, compliance, and legal resources.
Security
Our approach to security is deep and multi-faceted, designed to protect your data, your storage account, and your business. Visit our security page to learn more, view Wasabi Academy's Knowledge Base articles about compliance and security, or use the information below to find what you need.
Compliance & Security Info
Vulnerability Disclosure Program
Security Advisory Summary
Wasabi is secure by default and all data stored in Wasabi hot cloud storage is always encrypted at rest (even if the data is already encrypted by the storage application prior to sending it to Wasabi). Wasabi follows industry-best security models and security design practices. Read more
We have compiled recommended security best practices for users of the Wasabi cloud storage service. While it is not an exhaustive list of security measures, it covers the fundamentals that will help ensure the Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability of your cloud data. Topics covered include encryption, authentication, data replication, immutability, logging, and security policies. Read more
Wasabi storage regions are deployed in fully secure and redundant data centers that are SOC-2 compliant and certified for ISO 27001, and PCI-DSS. Wasabi users have full control over where your data is stored by selecting the region-specific bucket. Read more
Wasabi takes the security of your credit card information very seriously. Wasabi operates in data centers certified for the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS), an important standard for protecting payment information. Read more
Wasabi implements the technical and organizational measures, designed to secure your stored Content, identified here.
Wasabi operates under a shared responsibility model. This model outlines the security and management responsibilities between Wasabi and its customers. Understanding this model is crucial for maintaining the security, privacy, and integrity of your data in the Wasabi cloud storage regions.
Classify, retain, and delete data appropriately.
Define user roles and permissions; use IAM policies instead of root credentials.
Require a second factor for login to strengthen access security.
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Require multiple approvals for sensitive actions (e.g., Object Lock changes).
Connect Wasabi to your enterprise identity provider.
Prevent tampering with Write Once, Read Many (WORM) protection to defend against ransomware.
Wasabi's Covert Copy™ technology helps maintain an isolated recovery copy of critical data for ransomware events. Covert Copy provides:
A logically isolated copy for ransomware recovery
Hidden buckets not visible through standard bucket listing operations
Enforced Multi-User Authentication (MUA) for access
Protection against modification, overwrite, or deletion
Covert Copy complements Object Lock by providing a secure recovery mechanism if primary data is encrypted or unavailable.
Covert Copy user guide
Client-Side Encryption: Encrypt before upload with your own keys.
SSE-C: Use Wasabi’s server-side encryption with your keys.
Define access controls, versioning, and lifecycle rules.
Use HTTPS for all transfers, secure API keys, and configure firewalls/VPNs.
Wasabi ensures that the foundation of the storage platform is always secure and reliable.
Automatic FIPS-197 using AES-256 encryption at rest
Designed for 11x9s (99.999999999%) of data durability with redundancy and repair
Secure compute, storage, database, and networking infrastructure
Global data centers with SOC 2 Type II and/or ISO 27001, redundant power, cooling, and 24/7 monitoring
Owned and managed hardware stack (servers, storage, networking)
Compliance with ISO 27001, HIPAA, CJIS, GDPR/UK GDPR controller obligations, and applicable SEC standards
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