Security Policy
Last updated on 26th of October 2024
At Xeel, security and user privacy are of paramount importance. We're comitted to the security of our application and organization, and protecting your data is of utmost importance to us.
Security Model
Cloud Infrastructure
Xeel utilizes Amazon Web Services serverless cloud infrastructure whenever possible. AWS has the most comprehensive compliance controls in the industry.
Encryption
All data Xeel stores and transmits is encrypted at rest and in transit.
Transparency & Openness
Any Xeel code that interacts with your build systems, or your codebases directly, is available as open source in the Xeel GitHub organization. We review all changes and contributions to our open source codebase with the same scrutiny and secure development controls that we employ for our proprietary application codebase.
Role-Based Access
Xeel's application allows Organization administrators to control access with varying levels of access to create, view and update data. See the permissions documentation for additional details.
Organizational Security
All Xeel employees and contractors must participate in mandatory security training, and are required to agree to and comply with our Security Policy.
Subprocessors
Xeel engages the following third-party processors to provide the Service:
Name | Nature of Processing | Stores UGC/PII |
---|---|---|
Amazon Web Services | Cloud Hosting | ✅ |
InfluxData | Cloud Hosting | ❌ |
Clerk | User Management | ✅ |
Stripe | Payment Processing | ✅ |
Discord | Customer Communication | ✅ |
Vulnerability Disclosure
If you identify a security issue with Xeel, please contact security@xeel.dev. We will review your disclosure, respond to you within five business days of receipt, and take the necessary steps to remediate.
Please make a good faith effort to avoid privacy violations as well as destruction, interruption or segregation of services and/or data.
Changes to This Security Policy
We may update this Security Policy periodically. When we do, we will update the “Last Updated” date.