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Security

Fontana is built for organisations that need provable control over who can access what, where data lives, and how change is recorded. Your workspace runs inside your Kubernetes boundary with dedicated identity, secrets, data stores, and audit paths. The pages below describe the security model you can review during procurement and SOC 2-aligned diligence.

  • Workspace isolation - cluster-per-tenant boundaries, shared platform services, and soft vs dedicated-host tenancy
  • Secrets and encryption - Vault write-only secrets, BYOK, secret rotation, encryption in transit and at rest
  • Network and hardening - TLS transmission boundary, operator host access, NetworkPolicy, pod security
  • Supply chain - pinned OCI images, bundle integrity verification, and vulnerability scanning
  • Data retention - workflow data, Grafana operational logs, and WORM audit retention boundaries
  • Deployment environments - production-class vs integration/local SOC 2 scope
  • SOC 2 control summary - mapped control areas for security questionnaires and audit review
  • Vendor diligence FAQ - answers to recurring procurement and audit questions with links to deep dives

Security and compliance review spans platform controls (this section) and runtime evidence (audit and lineage). Keep these separate in questionnaires:

Plane What it proves System of record Where to read more
Platform security Isolation, secrets, encryption, network, supply chain Host and cluster configuration This section
Security audit (WORM) Who did what on the platform; privileged activity ImmuDB per workspace (append-only) Security audit (WORM)
Workflow lineage and port audit How an output value was derived; validation and edit context on a run Workflow file store (lineage sidecars, port audit items; not ImmuDB) Data lineage

Grafana is an operational search plane. It may mirror WORM events for faster incident search, but it is not the compliance system of record. Retention, reindexing, or TTL expiry in Grafana does not replace ImmuDB evidence. See Data retention and Operational telemetry.