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Security and shared responsibility

Varity TeamCore Contributors

Security is a partnership between Varity and you. This page explains what Varity protects, what you are responsible for, and how to reach us about a security issue.

  • Encryption in transit: public Varity product endpoints and deployment routes are served over HTTPS. Do not infer a broader transport or HSTS guarantee from this statement.
  • Protected inputs: secret values use write-only customer interfaces and are not returned by the environment-variable read path. Customers remain responsible for values their own applications print or transmit.
  • Owner-scoped control paths: authenticated deployment and machine reads are scoped to the owning account.
  • Validated deploy inputs: the public deploy interfaces validate supported source, image, network, and resource shapes before execution.

These are scoped platform controls, not a certification statement or a claim that Varity and the selected infrastructure never process customer data.

Varity owns

The platform and control plane: edge encryption, routing, the deploy pipeline, secret injection, and patching our own services.

Infrastructure owns

The underlying hosts: physical security, the host operating system, and container-runtime isolation. Varity selects and continuously evaluates providers.

You own

Your application: your code and dependencies, your in-app authentication, the secret values you set, and the data your app stores.

  • Keep your application dependencies up to date.
  • Implement authentication and authorization inside your own application.
  • Treat the environment variables you set as sensitive, and rotate them if they are ever exposed.
  • During beta, keep your own backups of business-critical data.

Found a security issue? Email security@varity.so. Please report it responsibly and do not open a public issue. We aim to acknowledge reports within 48 hours and will keep you updated on remediation.

Platform-managed encryption at rest, broader confidential-compute coverage, tamper-evident audit logging, team role controls, fully homomorphic encryption, and post-quantum migration are roadmap architecture. They are not current product-wide controls. Any future confidential-compute statement will name the supported workload and adapter instead of implying universal coverage.