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Skip to navigationSkip to main content Linear LinearOpens in new tab is the product development system for teams and agents, purpose-built for planning and building products, designed for the AI era. We hold ourselves to a commitment to qualityOpens in new tab. To us, security is an essential part of that quality - not a layer that we add later, but something we build in from the start. The content available here details how we address security within our product, our supporting technology, and our operational practices. trust@linear.app Privacy PolicyOpens in new tab Filter by Compliance ISO 27001:2022 SOC 2 Type II GDPR HIPAA Resources View all Compliance ISO 27001 Certificate (April 2026) ISMS Statement of Applicability (March 2026) SOC 2 Type II (November 2025) SOC 2 Bridge Letter (October 2026) Miscellaneous Certificate of Insurance (COI) W-9 2026 Linear Orbit, Inc. Tax Registration Penetration tests External Penetration Test Summary (March 2026) Code Intelligence and Coding Sessions Penetration Test Summary (May 2026) Policies Information Security Policy Access Control Policy Secure Development Policy Vulnerability Management Policy Other resources Logical Architecture Diagram (October 2026) AI Security Overview (April 2026) AI Coding Security Overview (July 2026) Data Resilience and Recovery Overview (July 2026) View 1 more Controls View all Infrastructure security Unique production database authentication enforced Encryption key access restricted Unique account authentication enforced View 16 more Infrastructure security controls Organizational security Asset disposal procedures utilized Production inventory maintained Portable media encrypted View 10 more Organizational security controls Product security Data encryption utilized Control self-assessments conducted Penetration testing performed View 2 more Product security controls Internal security procedures Continuity and Disaster Recovery plans established Continuity and Disaster Recovery plans tested Cybersecurity insurance maintained View 30 more Internal security procedures controls Data and privacy Data retention procedures established Customer data deleted upon leaving Data classification policy established Subprocessors View all Google LLC • Cloud provider, artificial intelligence, collaboration / productivity United States, European Union Cloudflare, Inc. • Cloud provider Global Datadog, Inc. • Cloud monitoring United States Functional Software Inc (Sentry) • Cloud monitoring United States Updates View all Incident Linear response to Fireworks AI security incident Published November 10, 2026 Fireworks AI, one of Linear's AI inference providers, disclosed a security incident in October 2026. We have completed an initial review of possible impact to Linear, with no customer data exposure identified. In summary: Fireworks is a Linear subprocessor for AI inference, but Linear workspaces do not use Fireworks by default. The default Linear coding sessions model is not a Fireworks-hosted model, and workspaces that use other models in coding sessions send no data to Fireworks. Workspaces that enable Linear's coding sessions feature and select an open-source model (GLM 5.3, GLM 5.3 Flash, or the "Auto" open-source option) use Fireworks for inference, with zero data retention explicitly enabled. Fireworks indicated that the incident affected Linear's resource metadata, billing information, and some incomplete model weights and datasets. We do not upload model weights or datasets to Fireworks. Fireworks explicitly stated that inference was not affected. Fireworks says it has notified every affected customer, and we have not received a notification. We have proactively disabled the Fireworks-hosted models highlighted above and have notified customers who had coding sessions configured that used them. We have no known customer data exposure at this time, continue to monitor ongoing investigations, and will take appropriate actions if the facts change. General FedRAMP 20x progress update (Q4 2026) Published October 15, 2026 Linear is listed on the FedRAMP MarketplaceOpens in new tab (FR2700555844) in the Initial Implementation phase. We’re pursuing FedRAMP 20x certification for our existing production offering, with no separate government environment. Goals and milestones Completed: Listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace (Initial Implementation) Near term: FedRAMP 20x Class A certification, building on our SOC 2 Type II Next: FedRAMP 20x Class C certification, targeted for 2027 We’ll post progress here at least once a quarter. For questions, contact security@linear.app. General Subprocessor list addition Published September 23, 2026 We have added TypeSafe AI, IncOpens in new tab to our subprocessors list, available at https://trust.linear.app/subprocessorsOpens in new tab. Subprocessors are adjusted from time to time in order to support our business, and no action is required on your part. General Subprocessor list addition and updated Trust Center content Published August 19, 2026 We have added The Pierre Computer Company, IncOpens in new tab to our subprocessors list, available at https://trust.linear.app/subprocessorsOpens in new tab. Subprocessors are adjusted from time to time in order to support our business, and no action is required on your part. Also, we've recently published updated penetration test summaries and several security-related overview documents to our Trust Center, available in the Resources section. Subprocessors Linear LinearOpens in new tab is the product development system for teams and agents, purpose-built for planning and building products, designed for the AI era. We hold ourselves to a commitment to qualityOpens in new tab. To us, security is an essential part of that quality - not a layer that we add later, but something we build in from the start. The content available here details how we address security within our product, our supporting technology, and our operational practices. trust@linear.app Privacy PolicyOpens in new tab Filter by Compliance ISO 27001:2022 SOC 2 Type II GDPR HIPAA Resources View all Compliance ISO 27001 Certificate (April 2026) ISMS Statement of Applicability (March 2026) SOC 2 Type II (November 2025) SOC 2 Bridge Letter (October 2026) Miscellaneous Certificate of Insurance (COI) W-9 2026 Linear Orbit, Inc. Tax Registration Penetration tests External Penetration Test Summary (March 2026) Code Intelligence and Coding Sessions Penetration Test Summary (May 2026) Policies Information Security Policy Access Control Policy Secure Development Policy Vulnerability Management Policy Other resources Logical Architecture Diagram (October 2026) AI Security Overview (April 2026) AI Coding Security Overview (July 2026) Data Resilience and Recovery Overview (July 2026) View 1 more Controls View all Infrastructure security Unique production database authentication enforced Encryption key access restricted Unique account authentication enforced View 16 more Infrastructure security controls Organizational security Asset disposal procedures utilized Production inventory maintained Portable media encrypted View 10 more Organizational security controls Product security Data encryption utilized Control self-assessments conducted Penetration testing performed View 2 more Product security controls Internal security procedures Continuity and Disaster Recovery plans established Continuity and Disaster Recovery plans tested Cybersecurity insurance maintained View 30 more Internal security procedures controls Data and privacy Data retention procedures established Customer data deleted upon leaving Data classification policy established Subprocessors View all Google LLC • Cloud provider, artificial intelligence, collaboration / productivity United States, European Union Cloudflare, Inc. • Cloud provider Global Datadog, Inc. • Cloud monitoring United States Functional Software Inc (Sentry) • Cloud monitoring United States Updates View all Incident Linear response to Fireworks AI security incident Published November 10, 2026 Fireworks AI, one of Linear's AI inference providers, disclosed a security incident in October 2026. We have completed an initial review of possible impact to Linear, with no customer data exposure identified. In summary: Fireworks is a Linear subprocessor for AI inference, but Linear workspaces do not use Fireworks by default. The default Linear coding sessions model is not a Fireworks-hosted model, and workspaces that use other models in coding sessions send no data to Fireworks. Workspaces that enable Linear's coding sessions feature and select an open-source model (GLM 5.3, GLM 5.3 Flash, or the "Auto" open-source option) use Fireworks for inference, with zero data retention explicitly enabled. Fireworks indicated that the incident affected Linear's resource metadata, billing information, and some incomplete model weights and datasets. We do not upload model weights or datasets to Fireworks. Fireworks explicitly stated that inference was not affected. Fireworks says it has notified every affected customer, and we have not received a notification. We have proactively disabled the Fireworks-hosted models highlighted above and have notified customers who had coding sessions configured that used them. We have no known customer data exposure at this time, continue to monitor ongoing investigations, and will take appropriate actions if the facts change. General FedRAMP 20x progress update (Q4 2026) Published October 15, 2026 Linear is listed on the FedRAMP MarketplaceOpens in new tab (FR2700555844) in the Initial Implementation phase. We’re pursuing FedRAMP 20x certification for our existing production offering, with no separate government environment. Goals and milestones Completed: Listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace (Initial Implementation) Near term: FedRAMP 20x Class A certification, building on our SOC 2 Type II Next: FedRAMP 20x Class C certification, targeted for 2027 We’ll post progress here at least once a quarter. For questions, contact security@linear.app. General Subprocessor list addition Published September 23, 2026 We have added TypeSafe AI, IncOpens in new tab to our subprocessors list, available at https://trust.linear.app/subprocessorsOpens in new tab. Subprocessors are adjusted from time to time in order to support our business, and no action is required on your part. General Subprocessor list addition and updated Trust Center content Published August 19, 2026 We have added The Pierre Computer Company, IncOpens in new tab to our subprocessors list, available at https://trust.linear.app/subprocessorsOpens in new tab. Subprocessors are adjusted from time to time in order to support our business, and no action is required on your part. Also, we've recently published updated penetration test summaries and several security-related overview documents to our Trust Center, available in the Resources section. Read more about Subprocessor list addition and updated Trust Center content Linear LinearOpens in new tab is the product development system for teams and agents, purpose-built for planning and building products, designed for the AI era. We hold ourselves to a commitment to qualityOpens in new tab. To us, security is an essential part of that quality - not a layer that we add later, but something we build in from the start. The content available here details how we address security within our product, our supporting technology, and our operational practices. trust@linear.app Privacy PolicyOpens in new tab Filter by Compliance ISO 27001:2022 SOC 2 Type II GDPR HIPAA Resources View all Compliance ISO 27001 Certificate (April 2026) ISMS Statement of Applicability (March 2026) SOC 2 Type II (November 2025) SOC 2 Bridge Letter (October 2026) Miscellaneous Certificate of Insurance (COI) W-9 2026 Linear Orbit, Inc. Tax Registration Penetration tests External Penetration Test Summary (March 2026) Code Intelligence and Coding Sessions Penetration Test Summary (May 2026) Policies Information Security Policy Access Control Policy Secure Development Policy Vulnerability Management Policy Other resources Logical Architecture Diagram (October 2026) AI Security Overview (April 2026) AI Coding Security Overview (July 2026) Data Resilience and Recovery Overview (July 2026) View 1 more Controls View all Infrastructure security Unique production database authentication enforced Encryption key access restricted Unique account authentication enforced View 16 more Infrastructure security controls Organizational security Asset disposal procedures utilized Production inventory maintained Portable media encrypted View 10 more Organizational security controls Product security Data encryption utilized Control self-assessments conducted Penetration testing performed View 2 more Product security controls Internal security procedures Continuity and Disaster Recovery plans established Continuity and Disaster Recovery plans tested Cybersecurity insurance maintained View 30 more Internal security procedures controls Data and privacy Data retention procedures established Customer data deleted upon leaving Data classification policy established Subprocessors View all Google LLC • Cloud provider, artificial intelligence, collaboration / productivity United States, European Union Cloudflare, Inc. • Cloud provider Global Datadog, Inc. • Cloud monitoring United States Functional Software Inc (Sentry) • Cloud monitoring United States Updates View all Incident Linear response to Fireworks AI security incident Published November 10, 2026 Fireworks AI, one of Linear's AI inference providers, disclosed a security incident in October 2026. We have completed an initial review of possible impact to Linear, with no customer data exposure identified. In summary: Fireworks is a Linear subprocessor for AI inference, but Linear workspaces do not use Fireworks by default. The default Linear coding sessions model is not a Fireworks-hosted model, and workspaces that use other models in coding sessions send no data to Fireworks. Workspaces that enable Linear's coding sessions feature and select an open-source model (GLM 5.3, GLM 5.3 Flash, or the "Auto" open-source option) use Fireworks for inference, with zero data retention explicitly enabled. Fireworks indicated that the incident affected Linear's resource metadata, billing information, and some incomplete model weights and datasets. We do not upload model weights or datasets to Fireworks. Fireworks explicitly stated that inference was not affected. Fireworks says it has notified every affected customer, and we have not received a notification. We have proactively disabled the Fireworks-hosted models highlighted above and have notified customers who had coding sessions configured that used them. We have no known customer data exposure at this time, continue to monitor ongoing investigations, and will take appropriate actions if the facts change. General FedRAMP 20x progress update (Q4 2026) Published October 15, 2026 Linear is listed on the FedRAMP MarketplaceOpens in new tab (FR2700555844) in the Initial Implementation phase. We’re pursuing FedRAMP 20x certification for our existing production offering, with no separate government environment. Goals and milestones Completed: Listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace (Initial Implementation) Near term: FedRAMP 20x Class A certification, building on our SOC 2 Type II Next: FedRAMP 20x Class C certification, targeted for 2027 We’ll post progress here at least once a quarter. For questions, contact security@linear.app. General Subprocessor list addition Published September 23, 2026 We have added TypeSafe AI, IncOpens in new tab to our subprocessors list, available at https://trust.linear.app/subprocessorsOpens in new tab. Subprocessors are adjusted from time to time in order to support our business, and no action is required on your part. General Subprocessor list addition and updated Trust Center content Published August 19, 2026 We have added The Pierre Computer Company, IncOpens in new tab to our subprocessors list, available at https://trust.linear.app/subprocessorsOpens in new tab. Subprocessors are adjusted from time to time in order to support our business, and no action is required on your part. Also, we've recently published updated penetration test summaries and several security-related overview documents to our Trust Center, available in the Resources section.