Security is foundational to CoreLayerEngine. This page summarises how Ektasi Technology (OPC) Private Limited protects your data. (It describes our practices and is not a warranty; see our Disclaimer.)
All card payments are processed on our providers' own hosted checkout pages (Stripe, Razorpay, Cashfree, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy or PayPal). Card numbers never touch our servers, keeping us to the lowest PCI DSS scope (SAQ A). Webhooks are signature-verified.
X-Content-Type-Options, frame-deny, and other hardened headers.Least-privilege access and two-factor authentication (TOTP), which can be enforced organisation-wide. API keys act as a distinct machine principal and can never stand in as the second human approver under the two-person rule. Governance actions are written to a hash-chained, tamper-evident audit trail you can export as CSV or PDF, with the chain head printed on the export. Tenant data is separated per account, and where regional sharding is enabled a request for a region a node does not hold is refused outright rather than served from another region's database.
In-app tools let you export or erase a person's data (DSAR) from Profile → Privacy & data, manage consent per channel, and set retention windows. Deleting a workspace erases it in every region we can reach and leaves only a tombstone containing no personal data. Data is stored in India. That is the only region we operate — there is no European Union, Singapore or United States shard, and no way to move a workspace to one. See our Privacy Policy, Sub-processors and DPA.
Found a vulnerability? Please email innovations@ektasi.io (the address published in our security.txt) with details and reproduction steps. We acknowledge good-faith reports within three business days, and will not pursue researchers who act responsibly. Our targets: critical issues mitigated within 24 hours and fixed within 7 days; high within 14 days; medium within 60 days.