How Skyie Global secures its platform and products — UK data residency, envelope encryption, least-privilege access, secure engineering, monitoring and incident response.
We build software for organisations that are held to account for the data they hold. That makes security a design constraint on every product in the portfolio, not a programme that runs alongside them.
The pattern is the same across the estate: one hardened identity layer, one encrypted vault, one audit trail, and residency that is a property of the architecture rather than a setting somebody has to remember to switch on. What follows is what that means in practice — and what we can evidence if you ask.
Customer data is hosted on UK soil and stays there. Residency is enforced by where the infrastructure is, not by a configuration flag — which is why it also covers the parts people forget.
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Skyie Vault, the shared store every product reads from, uses envelope encryption so access is granted per file rather than copied wholesale.
One identity layer spans the portfolio. Access is least-privilege, time-bound where it can be, and recorded whether or not anyone is watching.
Security work happens in the pipeline, where it is cheap, rather than in a remediation project after an audit. Every change is reviewed, scanned and traceable to a person.
We would rather find our own problems. Systems are monitored continuously and incidents follow a documented response process with defined roles and communications.
Exposure is measured rather than assumed. Findings are triaged against real exploitability and tracked to closure on defined timelines.
Backups are only worth the last successful restore. We test recovery rather than trusting the schedule.
Most breaches arrive through a third party or a person. Both are managed as first-class risks, with the sub-processor list published rather than hidden behind a request form.
If you believe you have found a security issue in any Skyie Global product or on this website, tell us before you tell anyone else. We will acknowledge your report, keep you updated, and will not pursue researchers who act in good faith and give us reasonable time to fix the issue.
Assurance
The controls above are the ones we run ourselves. Our assurance practice runs the same tests on your estate — ISO 27001 gap analysis, ISMS internal audit, supplier audits and penetration testing, led by a certified ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Auditor.
We operate to an ISO 27001-aligned control set and our assurance practice is led by a certified ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Auditor. We describe the company's own posture as aligned, not certified, because certification is issued by an accredited certification body and we will only claim it when a certificate is held and can be evidenced.
In the United Kingdom, including backups, logs and telemetry. Our sub-processor list sets out every third party involved, what they do and where they process data.
Yes. Customers on a suitable agreement can test their own tenancy with prior written scope and scheduling, so we can distinguish your test from a live incident.
Yes. We maintain a current control and evidence pack, available under NDA, and Trustiey exists precisely so due diligence is a shared, living record rather than a fire drill.
Our data processing terms commit us to notifying you without undue delay after becoming aware of a personal data breach, with the information you need to meet your own UK GDPR obligations.
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