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Glean
Welcome to the Glean Trust Center.
Glean was built from the ground up by an experienced team with security, privacy, and compliance prioritized from day one. We follow modern security principles - including the zero trust security model, strong authentication practices, the principle of least privilege, and a shift-left approach that incorporates security into our design, development, and ops.
security@glean.com
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Glean is committed to building trust through rigorous security, transparent architecture, and proactive vulnerability management. We continually enhance our systems to protect your data and ensure compliance with industry standards.
Learn more about our security practices, infrastructure design, and network architecture in our Security & Architecture Hub: https://docs.glean.com/security/homeOpens in new tab
Compliance
SOC 2
ISO 27001:2022
ISO/IEC 42001:2023
HIPAA
GDPR
Resources
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Reports & Certifications
Glean SOC 2 Type 2 Report
Glean ISO 27001 Certificate
Glean ISO 42001 Certificate
Glean HIPAA Assessment Report
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Policies
Information Security Policy
Technical Vulnerability Management Policy
Data Management Policy
Incident Response Policy
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Other
Glean Security FAQ
Glean Security and Privacy Standard
Glean Information Security Roles and Responsibilities
Glean CAIQv4 Questionnaire GCP
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Controls
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Infrastructure security
Unique production database authentication enforced
Encryption key access restricted
Unique account authentication enforced
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Organizational security
Asset disposal procedures utilized
Portable media encrypted
Anti-malware technology utilized
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Product security
Data encryption utilized
Control self-assessments conducted
Data transmission encrypted
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Internal security procedures
Continuity and Disaster Recovery plans established
Cybersecurity insurance maintained
Production multi-availability zones established
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Data and privacy
Data retention procedures established
Customer data deleted upon leaving
Data classification policy established
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Amazon Web Services • Cloud Service Provider / LLM Provider
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Microsoft Corporation • Cloud Service Provider / LLM Provider
Intercom, Inc. • Cloud-based Customer Support Services
United States
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Security
RediShell Vulnerability Update (CVE-2025-49844)
Published October 13, 2025
Recently, Redis disclosed CVE-2025-49844, a critical vulnerability with a CVSS score of 10.0 that could allow users to execute arbitrary code through specially crafted Lua scripts. Glean has applied the security patch to all versions of Redis that we deploy to customers. We expect this fix to be rolled out with the upcoming release of Glean this week (week of Oct 13). It's important to note that Redis in Glean deployments is only exposed internally to other services within the Glean infrastructure and is never directly accessible to end users or the internet, so the risk of exploitation is minimal.
General
Ingress Nightmare (CVE-2025-1974) Vulnerability Update: Not Applicable to Glean systems
Published April 11, 2025
Recently, a critical vulnerability known as IngressNightmare (CVE-2025-1974) was disclosed, affecting the Ingress-NGINX controller used in Kubernetes environments. This vulnerability, with a CVSS score of 9.8, allows unauthenticated remote code execution and poses significant risks to Kubernetes clusters utilising Ingress-NGINX. However, we would like to inform our customers that this vulnerability does not impact Glean systems as we do not use NGINX or the affected ingress controller in our infrastructure.
We remain committed to maintaining the highest standards of security and will continue to monitor developments in this area to ensure the safety of our systems and data. If you have further questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to your Glean Account Executive or the Glean support team.
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Published April 11, 2025
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