Trust us to act on your security — because we built it to be trusted.
We give Centeye the authority to contain real attacks for SMBs and the MSPs who protect them — so we hold our own platform to the standard we ask of yours. Every response is reversible, every action is audited, you stay in the loop, and your data stays yours. Here is how that works, and where to find our full posture.
Four principles that make automated response safe to trust.
Reversible by design
Every automated response action is reversible and denyset-protected, so containment never causes more harm than the threat it stops.
Tamper-evident audit
Every step Kavach takes is written to a SHA-256 hash-chain audit log — immutable and RLS-isolated, so the record can be trusted and replayed.
Human-in-the-loop
You set how far Centeye goes — human-in-the-loop, autonomous within policy, or auto-pilot — per action and per client, with blast-class-aware approval gates on the higher-impact moves.
Least privilege
Centeye requests only the access each integration needs to detect and respond — one credential mapped to its declared capabilities.
Built to see threats, not to hoard data.
Zero-content-retention on email
The email cascade classifies in flight. Centeye operates on signals and verdicts — it is built to avoid retaining mailbox content, not to warehouse your inbox.
Per-tenant isolation
Every tenant’s data is isolated with row-level security; the multi-tenant MSP canvas enforces scoping rather than mixing client data.
Content-first DLP, destination-agnostic
Outbound content classification fires on what’s in the message — PII, source code, bulk data — regardless of where it’s going, so detection doesn’t depend on watching the recipient.
AI cost & data governance
3-tier model routing with a per-MSP cost gate keeps LLM spend bounded; the NHI surface governs which AI tools touch company data in the first place.
Where to find the rest.
For data handling specifics, sub-processors, compliance posture and live status, see the Trust Center. Found something? Tell our security team — we want to hear it.
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Report a vulnerability: security@centeye.io
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