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Security at Qualtir
We built Qualtir on standards that keep your data private, protected, and fully compliant.
Last updated: January 2025
Security at Qualtir isn't something we added later, it's baked into how we build everything. From the way we store a document to how our engineers access internal systems, every decision goes through a security lens. We hold ourselves to international standards not because we have to, but because our customers deserve nothing less.
Certifications & Compliance
ISO 27001 Certified
Qualtir holds ISO/IEC 27001 certification, the gold standard for information security management. View our audit report.
GDPR Compliant
We comply fully with EU data protection law. See our Privacy Policy for specifics on how we handle personal data.
SOC 2 Infrastructure
We run on Google Cloud Platform, which carries SOC 2 Type II compliance across all its data centres, so that assurance flows through to you.
Google Cloud Partner
Qualtir is a verified Google Cloud partner. Our entire stack runs on infrastructure that Google itself trusts for its most sensitive workloads.
1. Data Encryption
Every byte of data moving between your browser and our servers travels over TLS 1.2 or higher. At rest, we use AES-256, the same standard governments and banks rely on. There's no scenario where your data sits unencrypted on our infrastructure.
In transit: TLS 1.2+ for all traffic between clients and servers
At rest: AES-256 across all stored data
Key management: handled through Google Cloud Key Management Service
Database encryption: applied at the storage layer, not just application level
2. Access Controls
The principle is simple: nobody gets access to something they don't need. We use role-based access across all internal systems, and that includes our own engineers. Customer data is off-limits unless there's a specific, approved reason.
Role-based access control (RBAC) across every internal system
MFA required on all employee accounts, no exceptions
Access logs kept and reviewed on a regular schedule
Elevated access is time-limited and requires explicit approval
When someone leaves the company, access is revoked the same day
3. Infrastructure & Hosting
We run entirely on Google Cloud Platform. GCP's data centres have physical security that goes well beyond a locked door, biometric entry, 24/7 monitoring, redundant power. We picked GCP because we didn't want to make security trade-offs.
All data hosted in GCP's EU and US regions
Network-level firewalls and DDoS mitigation built in
Automated scanning for infrastructure vulnerabilities
Production environments isolated in private VPC networks
Third-party penetration testing conducted regularly
4. Monitoring & Audits
Our systems run under constant surveillance. Automated alerts fire the moment something looks off, unusual login patterns, unexpected API calls, anything that deviates from baseline. And beyond the automation, humans review what machines flag.
24/7 automated monitoring with real-time alerts
SIEM integration for unified security event tracking
Annual third-party security audits, plus penetration testing
Internal audits run against ISO 27001 controls throughout the year
Audit logs kept for at least 12 months
5. Incident Response
We have a written incident response plan that gets tested, not just filed away. If something goes wrong, we move fast. Our team has defined escalation paths, and we don't wait to communicate. GDPR requires notifying affected customers within 72 hours of a confirmed breach, and we treat that as a floor, not a ceiling.
Clear escalation paths with an on-call security team
Target: contain confirmed incidents within 1 hour
Customer notification within 72 hours of a confirmed breach (GDPR requirement)
Post-incident review to understand what happened and prevent a repeat
6. Data Retention & Deletion
We don't hold onto data longer than we need to. Once your account closes or you request deletion, the process starts immediately, not after some indefinite review period.
Account data deleted within 90 days of closure
Backups retained for 30 days, then permanently destroyed
Secure deletion procedures applied to all storage media
Data deletion requests processed within 30 days
7. Google Workspace Extensions
Our extensions ask for only the permissions they genuinely need. We don't store your Google Docs, Sheets, or Drive content on our servers, we process what's required for the feature you're using, and that's it.
Compliant with Google's API Services User Data Policy and Limited Use requirements
No persistent storage of Google Doc, Sheet, or Drive content on our servers
OAuth 2.0 for all Google account authorisation
You can revoke access any time through your Google Account settings
All extensions go through Google's security review before release
8. Responsible Disclosure
Found something? We want to hear about it. If you've spotted a potential security issue, reach out to us at contact@qualtir.com. We'll acknowledge your report within 48 hours and work with you to understand and address it properly.
Questions About Security
If something's unclear about how we handle security, or you'd like more detail on any of the above, just ask.
Qualtir Security Team
Security inquiries: contact@qualtir.com
General inquiries: contact@qualtir.com
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